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# Login Details

## Connecting your channel

Navigate to Login Details and then select the streaming platform you want to connect with. Click both of the platform login buttons (Note: (<mark style="color:red;">#3</mark>) is for your "Bot" account, which is the **account** that will be **typing responses into your chat room**)

{% hint style="info" %}
The bot account can also be the same as your primary channel login if you want.
{% endhint %}

After you connect the platforms you should be able to click the "Test" button (<mark style="color:red;">#4</mark>) to make sure the connections are working. A green checkmark will appear if the logins are connected properly.

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## Allowing multiple platforms

Click the box for "Allow multiple platforms" and then click "Add this platform". You can do this for multiple streaming platforms in the dropdown selector.

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Each platform has it's own associated color when you add it to the list of streaming services you will connect with. You can see which ones are added by looking beside the connect button for multiple colored boxes.

<figure><img src="/files/yCDzaNSJMo7Aj8XWFQTh" alt=""><figcaption><p>purple = twitch, yellow = dlive, red = youtube, dark blue = facebook, light blue = glimesh ...</p></figcaption></figure>


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