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Channels Actions

Actions enable real-time communication through HTTP requests.

  • They are usually triggered by an event, such as a comment being posted on a blog.
  • When the event occurs, the source site sends an HTTP request to the configured action URL.
  • Users can configure actions to trigger behaviors across different sites.
  • Each action requires a unique API key to separate API calls from each other.

Add Action - Channels

Name

Define a name for your channel action.

Event ID

An "event ID" is a unique identifier for each action call.

  • It helps track and manage different events sent by actions.
  • Ensures individual event handling and response processing.
  • This event ID must be unique.

Action Type

Choose from the following action types:

  • Channel Order – Read more: Channel Order
  • Channel Saturation – Read more: Channel Saturation
  • Enable Channel – Activates selected channels.
  • Disable Channel – Deactivates selected channels.

Target Type

  • Channel – Select an affected channel from the list.
  • Channel Tag – Add tags to identify channels and choose whether all tags must match or just one.

Target

Select the target channel for the action. (More targets will be supported in future updates.)

Teams

Select teams to manage and view the datasource.

  • (Available only if at least one team is assigned.)

How to Trigger an Action?

Create an API Key

Learn more: API Key

Click on the Generate example link button to open a configuration modal.

Key Fields

API Key (Always Required)

An API key ensures authentication and prevents unauthorized access to webhook calls.

Priority / Saturation - Value Box (Only if required)

Specify a unique value for modifying the target.

Action Comparison Table

Action TypeAPI KeyPrioritySaturation
Change Priority of Channel
Change Saturation of Channel
Enable Channel
Disable Channel

Final Steps

Once all required fields are completed, choose an action:

Generate a webhook call link to use in content touch actions.

Test

Run a test to validate the action on the selected target.