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Multi-Channel Push Configuration

This page manages all your push channels. OnePass supports WeCom, DingTalk group bots, Feishu bots, email, Bark, Telegram, Discord and custom webhook channels. After creating a channel, you receive a 32-character channel code used by the push API to route messages to that channel.

Channel types

  • Personal channels: Bark - direct to your phone.
  • Group-bot channels: DingTalk, Feishu, Telegram, Discord and WeCom group robots for team alerts.
  • Email and webhook channels: for archiving and for connecting third-party automation.

Combo channels

A combo channel groups several channels behind one channel code. A single API call then fans out the message to every member channel at the same time - useful for incident alerts that must reach both the on-call phone and the team chat simultaneously.

Browser channels and visit analytics

Channels whose push type is Browser can also serve as a website analytics service. Click the channel name to open its visit analytics dashboard; in the Copy code dialog, copy the one-line danmu.js snippet (plugins=stat) and paste it into any page of your site. The dashboard reports page views, unique visitors, sessions, devices, browsers, operating systems, languages and screen resolutions, and exports the raw visit log to Excel.

Managing channels

From this page you can create, edit, test and delete channels, view the binding QR code for WeChat, and join public groups from the subscription market. Test pushes verify that each channel delivers correctly before you wire it into cron jobs, monitoring systems or CI pipelines.

What you can do on this page

  • Switch views in the left sidebar: Channel management, Group management (split into danmu groups and cron groups, mobile only), and a category list built from every push type you can create.
  • Find anything with the search box (channel name or channel code), and add with + Add push channel / + Add group.
  • Drive the channel table: the status switch enables or disables a channel, Group chat opens the danmu window, and the row actions are Detail, Test, Copy code, Edit, Delete and Reset channel code. For a combo channel, Detail opens the no-login share page so a friend can manage the sub channels.
  • Drive the group table: group info, group chat, an online-clients progress bar, the Public switch that lists it in the market, and the same set of row actions.
  • Create correctly: the channel dialog reveals only the fields its type needs (Webhook, signing secret, @all, sub-channel list, corpId / agentId / corpSecret); the group dialog takes multiple push types, a jump URL, a quartz expression, a description and the AI danmu prompt.
  • Test before shipping: the test dialog builds the real API URL and copies it, and the trigger dialog fires a group on demand.
  • Bind receivers from the row actions: WeChat scan-to-bind and email code verification.

Everything here requires a signed-in session and writes straight to your account. Deleting a channel, resetting a channel code and toggling a group's public listing are the destructive ones — the code in particular breaks every script, MCP config and AI client already using it, so confirm before doing any of them.