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Operations settings

Learn about the operations features that a platform super admin configures for the whole platform, including online payments, packages, redeem codes, third-party sign-in, content moderation, upstream balances, and management API tokens for external systems.

This section covers the operations features that a platform super admin configures for the whole platform: how users top up online, buy packages, and use redeem codes, which sign-in methods the login page offers, how the gateway moderates request content, and how to fetch upstream balances and ratios automatically.

These settings are in the Administration menu in the sidebar, which only a platform super admin can see:

  • Operations Settings: payment channels, packages, redeem codes, and engagement activities such as check-ins, referrals, and announcements.
  • Sign-in Methods: sign-in policies such as registration and two-step verification, and third-party sign-in on the login page.
  • System Management: its Prompt Safety & Content Moderation and Upstream Ratios & Balances tabs.

Management API tokens are not in the Administration menu. You create them in Account & Security → Management API tokens.

Choose a feature to configure#

Set up payment channelsConnect payment gateways such as Stripe, Alipay, and WeChat Pay so that users can top up online in their walletSet up packagesCreate usage packages or time packages for users to buy in their walletSet up redeem codesGenerate balance or package redeem codes in bulk and give them to users to redeem in their walletSet up login providersAdd GitHub, Google, Linux.do, or custom OIDC sign-in to the login pagePrompt safety and content moderationCheck requests with sensitive-word rules and decision models, and block or log violating contentUpstream ratios and balancesRead the balances and group ratios of upstreams such as CCHP, sub2api, and New API on a schedule, and pause scheduling automatically when a balance runs lowCreate a management tokenCreate management API tokens that scripts and external systems use to call the management API

The Operations Settings page#

In Administration → Operations Settings, the left side of the page lists the sections. To configure Payments, Packages, and Redeem Codes, see the matching pages above. The Client Detection section identifies the clients that call CCHP, such as Claude Code, by their request headers. The results are used by Client restriction and the client leaderboard.

The Activities, Referral Reward, Compensation & Clawback, and Announcements sections are for user engagement. To configure them, see these pages:

Daily check-inLet users check in once a day in their wallet to claim a balance rewardReferral rewardsLet users share a referral link, and reward both sides when an invitee tops upCompensation and clawbacksRevoke or claw back rewards already granted, and refund or recover past charges by a percentageSystem announcementsCreate and schedule announcements, track who has read them, and send an email when you publish

By default, these settings apply to the whole platform. For Packages, Referral Reward, and Activities, you can also select an organization or team in Scope at the top right and give it its own settings. Organizations and teams without their own settings use the Global settings.

Operations Settings: the sections on the left and the scope switcherOperations Settings: the sections on the left and the scope switcherCCHP

Feature flags#

Of the features in this section, only Privacy filter in Prompt safety and content moderation is controlled by a feature flag. The other features are available right after installation.

Some Beta features in System Management are also controlled by feature flags. They are off by default in a new deployment, and their tabs are hidden while they are off. These features are Privacy filter, Error rules, Model safety, and the entry for importing data from CC Hub in Database. To use one, turn on its toggle in Administration → System Management → Feature flags, and click Turn on in the confirmation dialog.

Result: Every process applies the change within 5 seconds, and the matching tab appears in System Management. If you turn the feature off later, its saved settings are kept and are used again when you turn it back on.

Related pages#