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title: "Managing Shared Signals"
slug: "managing-shared-signals"
updated: 2026-05-08T11:45:45Z
published: 2026-05-08T11:45:45Z
canonical: "docs.britive.com/managing-shared-signals"
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# Managing Shared Signals

To know more about shared signals, see the [Shared Signals Framework (SSF)](/v1/docs/shared-signals-framework) introduction. In SSF terminology, the external system sending signals acts as a transmitter. In Britive, that trusted inbound source is configured as an issuer.

1. Log in to Britive as an administrator.
2. Click **Admin**-> **Security**-> **Shared Signals.** Three tabs: **Transmitters**, **Receivers**, and **Events** are displayed.
3. **Transmitters**:
  1. Click **Add**to add a new transmitter.
  2. Enter a name and description for the transmitter.
  3. Enter the URL in the **Issuer URL** field.
  4. Click **Manage** to update the transmitter details or to map this transmitter with an event.
    1. Select an external event URI from the list and map it to a Britive action.
    2. Click **Save**.
4. **Receivers**:
  1. Click **Add** to add a new receiver.
  2. Enter a name and description for the receiver.
  3. Enter the URL in the **Receiver URL** field.
  4. Click **Manage** to update receiver details or to map this receiver with an event.
    1. Select a Britive event type and map it to a standard event URI.
    2. Click **Save**.
5. **Events**: A list of all transmitted or received events is displayed here. Each entry shows the event type, the action taken, and whether it succeeded or failed.