Push Notifications are messages that allow you to instantly communicate important information from your mobile app to your users. For example, let's say you are developing a shopping app. You can send a Push Notification to your users like this: “There are still items in your cart! Don't miss out on discounts by continuing your shopping.” This type of notification grabs users' attention, encourages them to return to the app and can lead them to a specific action.
In this learning content, we will explore how to send Push Notifications on the Kuika platform.
Push Notifications are messages that allow you to instantly communicate important information from your mobile app to your users. For example, let's say you are developing a shopping app. You can send a Push Notification to your users like this: “There are still items in your cart! Don't miss out on discounts by continuing your shopping.” This type of notification grabs users' attention, encourages them to return to the app and can lead them to a specific action.
In this learning content, we will explore how to send Push Notifications on the Kuika platform.
In Kuika, you can use the Send Push Notification action in System Actions to send Push Notifications to the users of your application. This action allows you to send push notifications to the users of your mobile application.
In the applications you develop with Kuika, the necessary settings for sending Push Notifications need to be made in Configuration Manager view mode according to the operating system (iOS or Android) where your application will be published. How to make these settings will be discussed in detail in the next learning content.
In order to send push notifications via the Send Push Notification action, several parameters in the action must be defined. Among these parameters is the Title parameter, which is used to determine the title of the notification to be sent. You define the content of the notification through the Message parameter. The Username parameter is used to specify the target user; if you want to send the notification to all users, you should set Null for this parameter. In addition to these default parameters, you can optionally add the NavigateOnNotificationClick parameter to direct the user to a specific page when the notification is clicked. In this way, it is possible to increase the interaction level of your notifications.
