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Managing Destinations

The Destinations page lets you create and manage delivery targets for your events.

Creating a Destination​

Discord (Manual)​

  1. Click Create Destination
  2. Enter a name
  3. Select Discord as the type
  4. Paste a Discord webhook URL
  5. Optionally filter by event types
  6. Click Create

Discord (OAuth)​

  1. Click Connect Discord
  2. Authorize the Dispatch bot for your server
  3. Select a channel
  4. Dispatch creates the webhook and destination automatically

Slack​

  1. Click Connect Slack
  2. Authorize the Dispatch app for your workspace
  3. Select a channel
  4. Dispatch creates the destination and configures posting to the selected channel

Telegram​

Click Connect on the Telegram card and choose a mode:

Direct messages — authenticate with your Telegram account, start a conversation with the bot, then verify DMs are open.

Group or channel — add the bot to your group or channel, generate a verification code in the dashboard, send the code in the chat, and Dispatch auto-detects it.

See Telegram for the full step-by-step setup.

Custom Webhook​

  1. Click Create Destination
  2. Enter a name
  3. Select Webhook as the type
  4. Enter the target URL
  5. Click Create

Event Type Filtering​

Set the Event Types list to only receive specific event types. Leave empty to accept all events.

Example: Set event types to ["push", "pull_request"] to only receive those GitHub events at this destination, even if the endpoint receives other event types.

Active/Inactive Toggle​

Deactivate a destination to stop delivering events to it. Events are still received and stored by the endpoint — they're just not delivered to inactive destinations.

Editing​

Update the destination name, webhook URL, event type list, or active status at any time. Changes take effect for the next delivery.

Deleting​

Deleting a destination removes it and all associated endpoint-destination links. Existing delivery attempt history is preserved.