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# Manage feeds

## List feeds

From **Feeds**, the side menu displays the tree of all available feeds. You can see automatic feeds (with their logo and source type) and manual feeds.

## Rename a manual feed

Only manual feeds can be renamed:

1. Open the manual feed
2. Edit the title
3. Validate

Automatic feeds automatically take the source title and cannot be renamed.

## Change a feed's visibility

You can change which communities have access to a feed:

1. Open the feed settings
2. Change the visibility (entire organization or specific communities)
3. Validate

## Delete a feed

Deleting a feed is permanent and also removes all associated articles.

1. Open the feed settings
2. Click on **Delete**
3. Confirm deletion

## Webhooks (manual feeds only)

Manual feeds can be populated automatically via a webhook:

* **Enable a webhook** : generates a unique URL that you can use to send articles via API
* **Disable a webhook** : disables the URL, articles can no longer be added automatically

This makes it possible to integrate Feeds with third-party tools (Zapier, Make, internal scripts, etc.).

## Required permissions

* **Delete feeds** : permission required to remove a feed
* **Rename feeds** : permission required to change the title of a manual feed
* **Manage webhooks** : permission required to enable/disable webhooks


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