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Step-by-step guides to set up and use OneWhats features.
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Integrations
API, MCP, webhooks and external connections.
- View and copy the account API keyFind the account credential and the displayed base URL for integrations.
- Generate a new API keyReplace the account credential and update integrations that use it.
- Select a webhook instanceReview a number’s event destinations.
- Create an event webhookRegister the authorized URL that will receive instance events.
- Select which events a webhook receivesChoose the update types forwarded to the destination.
- Ignore events identified as group messagesAdjust a destination’s group filter.
- Edit a webhook URL and optionsUpdate an existing integration destination.
- Copy a webhook URLUse the registered address in another authorized setting.
- Enable or disable a webhookControl new forwarding to a destination.
- Delete a webhookRemove an instance’s event destination.
- Open webhook delivery historyReview event states for the selected URL.
- Filter delivery period and statusFind delivered, failed or queued events.
- Interpret delivered, queued and failed webhook eventsDistinguish an HTTP response from processing in the other system.
- Choose how to connect an assistant to OneWhatsFind the client guide and authentication method.
- Use the Claude OAuth connection guideCopy the server address and authorize the account connection.
- Use the connection details displayed for ChatGPTCopy the panel’s name, MCP URL and authentication method.
- Use the Grok connection guideObtain OneWhats details for a compatible connector.
- Copy the Gemini CLI guideUse the HTTP configuration displayed by the panel.
- Configure another MCP client with OAuthUse the remote URL and account authorization.
- Use the Claude Code and Codex guideCopy the prepared request or terminal configuration examples.
- Use the Claude Desktop file configurationFind the alternative template that uses an MCP token.
- Copy the MCP configuration for CursorUse the Cursor configuration template provided by the panel.
- Copy the MCP configuration for VS CodeUse the VS Code configuration template provided by the panel.
- Use the MCP example for n8n or a Telegram bridgeReview the structure offered for a custom integration.
- Connect a custom client with a tokenUse an MCP credential when the client lacks an OAuth path.
- Authorize, decline or change the account in an MCP connectionCheck who is requesting access before completing OAuth.
- Review OAuth-connected applicationsView connections recorded for your account.
- Disconnect an OAuth applicationRevoke an assistant connection that should no longer remain active.
- Generate a named MCP tokenCreate a separate credential for a client or integration.
- Copy an MCP token before closing the dialogStore the only display of the complete secret.
- Review token state and last useIdentify which credential belongs to each integration.
- Revoke an MCP tokenStop clients using a particular credential.
- Review and search MCP toolsUnderstand the catalog before requesting an assistant action.
- Review recent MCP activityCheck called tools, outcomes and duration.
- Review a sensitive MCP action confirmationCheck an operation’s summary before authorizing execution.
- Open MCP connection diagnosticsUse the read-only checks provided by the panel.
- Find the API base URL and read exampleUse the reference displayed by the panel itself.
- Check a read-only integration responseVerify authentication without sending messages or changing records.
- Interpret API authentication, permission and rate-limit failuresReview the cause before repeating requests.