> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.ocoya.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Manage a channel > Open a connected channel to check its details, control what it's used for, and set its posting times. Every connected channel has its own settings page. Open **Channels**, select the **⋯** menu on a channel, and choose **Manage**. There are three sections. ## Details Who the channel is — the connected profile's name and picture as the network reports them, and when it was connected. This is also where the channel's identifier lives, which you need if you're working with the [Ocoya API](/help/api-tokens). The **⋯** menu on the Channels page has **Copy API profile id** as a shortcut. ## Capabilities What this channel is allowed to be used for. Ocoya describes each capability in plain terms: * **Publish and schedule social content** — whether posts can go to it * **Use this channel in planner workflows** — whether [workflows](/help/what-are-workflows) can act on it * **Track connected profile activity** Turning a capability off is the gentler alternative to disconnecting. The channel stays connected and keeps its history, but stops being offered for that purpose — useful when an account is dormant and you'd rather it wasn't picked by accident. For ecommerce connections the capabilities are different: **Generate content from product and order data**, **Trigger workflows from commerce activity** and **Use store events in automations**. ## Posting slots The weekly times this channel should suggest when you schedule. See [Posting slots](/help/posting-slots). ## Related Setting the times a channel suggests. When turning a capability off isn't enough.