Channels
Channels organize alerts — send to billing, ci, or general and only people subscribed to that channel get the push.
How it works
- You pick a channel when sending an alert (in Zapier, the dashboard, or the API).
- Trigv delivers to devices subscribed to that channel in the mobile app.
- Your API key controls who can send; the channel controls who receives.
Step 1 — See your channels in the dashboard
- Sign in at app.trigv.com.
- Click Channels in the sidebar.
- Every workspace starts with a
generalchannel.
Step 2 — Create a channel (optional)
- On the Channels page, click Create channel.
- Enter a name — e.g.
DeploysorSales. - Trigv generates a slug (e.g.
deploys) — use this slug when sending alerts.
Step 3 — Subscribe on your phone
- Open the Trigv app.
- Go to channel settings (or subscriptions).
- Turn on the channels you want alerts for.
- If you’re not subscribed to a channel, events still ingest but
target_device_countmay be zero.
Using channels in integrations
Include the slug in your alert payload:
Code
{
"channel": "billing",
"title": "New subscription",
"level": "success"
} Good to know
- Channel slugs are not secret — protect access with your API key.
- Use different channels to separate CI, sales, and personal automations.
- You can mute a channel in the app — alerts still sync to your feed silently without deleting the channel.