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# View Configured Channels

You can see a list of all the channels that have been configured with information about them.

To see a summary of the channels, in the left navigation tree, go to **Alerts** > **Configuration** **tab** > **Channels**.

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You can view and do the following in the table:

* **ID**: The UUID identifier of the channel.
* **Type**: The type of channel. The icon indicates whether the channel type is email or webhook.
* **Name**: The user given name of the channel.
* **Configuration**: Shows the email address or webhook URL.
* **Trigger Condition**: The circumstance in which an alert will be sent, for example, when the alert is triggered or when the alert has finished.
* **Enabled**: Use the toggle to enable or disable the channel.
* **More**: At the end of each row in the table, hover your mouse and you can see the three dots. Click the three dots to open the menu.
  * **Edit**: Click **Edit** to modify the channel configuration.
  * **Delete**: Click **Delete** to delete the channel from the table.

## What's Next?

Learn how to [create a monitored process](/features-new-ui/tools/get-alerts/create-monitored-process.md).


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