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    • Add smart contracts
    • Create Patches from smart contracts
    • Viewing contract functions and events
    • Visualizing smart contract activity (Data vis)
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    • Create your first webhook
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      • Balance Threshold Reached Trigger
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  • Create your first Patch
  • Step 1: Log in
  • Step 2: Select a Trigger
  • Step 3: Select an Action
  • Next: Configure Trigger & Action settings
  • Turn your Patch on and wait for data to start flowing
  1. Introduction

Quickstart

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Last updated 9 months ago

There are two ways to get real-time smart contract or wallet activity data with the web app:

  1. Select apps & alerting methods we natively support (email, Telegram, Discord)

  2. Use webhooks — for other apps and services

Both require a Dispatch account and using the UI in a web browser to configure.

Create your first Patch

All you need to start getting on-chain data from Dispatch is an account and at least one Patch.

Don't have a Dispatch account yet?

A Patch consists of a Trigger event and a result Action (what you want to happen once the Trigger event occurs).

Once you have a Dispatch account, you can

  • Stream on-chain activity data to wherever you need it

  • Get data and alerts for smart contract activity

  • Get data and alerts for balance changes & balance threshold crossings

  • Use balance changes, smart contract event emissions and function calls to trigger emails, Discord or Telegram messages, and custom workflows via webhook

Step 1: Log in

to your Dispatch account. For the best experience we recommend using a computer rather than a mobile device.

Step 2: Select a Trigger

Step 3: Select an Action

Select an Action from the dropdown in the Dashboard:

Next: Configure Trigger & Action settings

Add details for your Trigger and Action.

Trigger details might include

  • Address and network of the smart contract or wallet you want to analyze or manage

  • Specific tokens, or smart contract events or functions

Action details might include

  • A webhook you want Dispatch to send data to

  • The Discord server and channel you want Dispatch to post in

  • A Telegram account, group, or channel

Select a Trigger from the dropdown in the :

Turn your Patch on and wait for data to start flowing

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