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# Using your Discord webhook with Battery Webhook
Open the Battery Webhook app, then go to **Settings**. Ensure the **Webhook Service Type** is set to **Discord**, then paste the URL you got in the last page into the text field labeled **Discord Webhook URL**.
Next, type any unique name you'd like into the **Display Name field**. This gives you a way to identify yourself on the webhook, in the case of multiple people using it.
Once you're done, it should look like this:
### Testing it out
Back out of **Settings**, then go into **Home**. Then tap **Send Battery Info Now**. This button is how you manually send battery info at any time.
Once you see a success message saying, "The battery info was sent", you'll see the following in the Discord channel you configured your webhook to post to:
This covers the basic usage of Battery Webhook!
It gets better from here. Check out [Further configuring your Discord webhook](/battery-webhook/using-battery-webhook/supported-services/discord/further-configuring-your-discord-webhook.md) to learn how to send to multiple Discord webhooks at the same time, more about all of the options for Discord webhooks or skip to [Setting up automations](/battery-webhook/using-battery-webhook/setting-up-automations.md) to learn how to automate sending of battery info!
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