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Create your model vendor API resources as channels to connect them to Poixe AI. Once a channel is available, the system dispatches user requests to these channels, generating revenue for you.

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Entry point

  • Vendor panel → Channel Management
  • Click Add New Channel in the upper right corner

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Create a channel

Channels can be added in two ways: Automatic / Manual. Suitable for most cases.
  1. Select Automatic
  2. Select the model series and API vendor
  3. Paste your keys (one per line; batch supported)
    • For Azure resources, follow the on-page instructions (usually each line contains the Endpoint and Key, separated by a space)
  4. Set the price (your buyback price)
  5. Set the maximum consumption limit (controls how much balance/quota this channel can consume at most)
  6. Click Create
The system automatically:
  • Connects to and validates your API
  • Detects available models
  • Adds the available models to the channel
Note: Automatic detection and addition incur a small amount of consumption (used to probe and fetch model capabilities).

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Manual

For cases where you only want to provide specific models or a special configuration.
  1. Select Manual
  2. Fill in the name, API endpoint, model series, and API vendor
  3. Select/enter the models and keys
  4. Set the price and maximum consumption
  5. Create
Note:
  • With manual addition, you must ensure the models are actually available. If a model is unavailable, you lack permission, or the configuration is wrong, the channel may be disabled automatically by the system.

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Update channel models (Tools panel)

When a vendor releases new models (for example, new OpenAI releases), you can use the Tools panel to sync the models a channel supports in bulk:
  1. Channel Management → Tools Panel in the upper right
  2. Select Update Channel Models
  3. Click Start Update
The system runs this asynchronously:
  • Scans the models the channel currently supports
  • Adds newly available models to the channel (per system rules)
Update results are recorded in the Channel Management Log.

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Channel Management Log

Automated actions related to channels (for example, model updates, disabling/enabling, and status changes) are all recorded here for troubleshooting and auditing. Common entries include:
  • Automatic channel model updates
  • Channel disabled/enabled (with a reason note)
  • Automatic disabling due to insufficient balance / exhausted quota
  • Model not found or no permission (detected by the system, then flagged and handled)

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Day-to-day recommendations

  • Prefer automatic addition: It’s easier, and model syncing is more reliable.
  • Set a maximum consumption limit: Prevents a single channel from consuming too much if something goes wrong.
  • Check channel status and logs regularly: Balance, error reasons, and whether the system has disabled a channel can all be quickly located here.