Channels

Endpoint · GET /channels

Read-only endpoint: it returns information and changes nothing. It is not sent inside the actions array — you call it directly.

Returns the active channels of the business, each one with its public key (key, prefixed with ch_). That key is the single most used value in the whole API: the channel field of the conversation reference is required in every action of POST /conversation/actions, and it is also accepted as an optional filter on several query endpoints. Start here: list the channels once, store the key of the channel you will work with, and reuse it on every request. You can also copy it from the dashboard under Settings → Channels, field Channel key. Parameters

This endpoint takes no query parameters. It returns the complete list, unpaginated.
{slug} — business identifier in the path (required).
Authorization: Bearer <key> — authentication header (required).

Response

{
  "data": [
    {
      "key": "ch_7A9K2M4Q",
      "name": "WhatsApp Sales",
      "type": "whatsapp",
      "is_tester": false
    },
    {
      "key": "ch_3F5T8B1Z",
      "name": "WhatsApp Testing",
      "type": "whatsapp",
      "is_tester": true
    }
  ]
}

array

required

Complete list of active channels. Deleted channels are not returned.

string

required

Public key of the channel (ch_...). This is the value you pass as channel.

string

required

Channel name as shown in the dashboard.

string

required

Channel type, for example whatsapp.

boolean

required

true if this is the business testing channel. Useful to avoid sending real traffic to a test channel.

Example

This is a read: the GET creates, modifies and deletes nothing. Its only purpose is to give you the key you will later put in channel when you run an action.

curl -X GET "https://app.1to1ai.com/api/v1/public/{slug}/channels" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer sk_1to1_your_api_key"

With the key in hand, you can identify a conversation in any action:

{
  "conversation": {
    "phone": "+525512345678",
    "channel": "ch_7A9K2M4Q"
  },
  "actions": [{ "type": "mark_resolved" }]
}

Errors

HTTP status	Code	When it happens
`401`	`INVALID_API_TOKEN`	Key missing, malformed or invalid.
`403`	`TOKEN_BUSINESS_MISMATCH`	The `{slug}` in the path does not match the business of the key.
`429`	`RATE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED`	Rate limit exceeded. Retry according to `Retry-After`.
`500`	`UNKNOWN_ERROR`	Unexpected server error.

Full reference in Errors. A channel key that does not exist does not fail here, but in the request that uses it: the action responds 404 (CHANNEL_NOT_FOUND). To see where channel fits inside an action group, see Actions — Overview; for the conversation resolution order, see Identify a conversation.

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