• Real-time Delivery: Instant communication with users regardless of their location or activity.
• Cross-Platform Support: Works on all modern browsers, including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.
• Permission-Based: Requires user consent, targeting an audience already interested in your content or services.
• No Dependency on Contact Info: Notifications are tied to the browser, not the user's email or phone number.
• Personalization: Messages can be customized with user-specific details for better engagement.
• Offline Support: Notifications can be queued and delivered when the user comes online.

• 1. Access the Side Panel

• Navigate to the Side Panel on your dashboard.
• Select Channels and then choose Push Notification.

• 2. Choose Web Push

• From the available options, select Web Push.
• Click on Create New Channel to initiate the setup.

• Service Worker File Path: Provide the exact file path for the service worker (e.g., /sw.js).
• Service Worker Scope: Define the scope of the service worker, typically set to the root or a specific directory on the domain (e.g., / or /notifications/).

• Verify the details to ensure correctness.
• Save the new channel to enable web push notifications for the specified domain.

• 1 Navigate to Campaign
• Go to Campaign from the side panel .
• 2 Select Push Notification
• Under Campaign, choose the Push Notification option.
• 3 Click on Create New Template
• Look for a button labeled Create New Template and click on it.

• 4. Add Basic Details
• Title: Enter a descriptive title for your template (this helps in identifying it later).
• Channel: Select the web channel for the push notification.
• 5. Fill Out Notification Content
• Title for Notification: This will be the headline of your push notification.
• Body: Enter the main content/message of your push notification.
• Launch URL: Add a URL that the user will be directed to when they click the notification.

• 6. Add Media and Appearance Details
• Icon: Upload or choose an icon for your notification
• Image: Add an optional image to make the notification more engaging.
• Badge: Specify a badge or number to be displayed (e.g., for unread messages).

• 7. Save and Submit
• Once all fields are completed, save the template and preview it to ensure it looks as intended.

• 8. Check Approval Status
• In the list or details view of the template, look for the Approval Status column. The status can typically be one of the following:
• Approved: The template is ready for use and can be deployed.
• Pending: The template is awaiting review or approval from the designated approver.
• Rejected: The template did not meet the approval criteria and requires modifications.

• 1. Navigate to the Campaign Section
• Go to Campaign in your dashboard.
• Select Push Notification from the available options.

• 2. Initiate a New Campaign
• Click Schedule Campaign.
• Choose Create New Campaign to start setting up a new campaign.

• 3. Provide Basic Campaign Details
• Campaign Name: Enter a unique and descriptive name to identify the campaign easily.
• Select Channel: Specify the channel as Web Push Notifications.

• 4. Select and Preview the Template
• Choose Template: Select an existing template or create a new one.
• Preview: View how the notification will appear to users (both desktop and mobile views).

• 5. Add Recipients
• Select Audience: Define your target audience by selecting a segment or creating custom filters (e.g., location, behavior, or demographics).

• 6. Scheduling Campaign
• Immediate Send: Choose this option to send the campaign as soon as possible.
• Desired Schedule:
• Specify the start date and time for the campaign.
• Set the time zone to ensure it aligns with your audience’s location.

• 7. Review
• Review Campaign: Double-check the content, template, and settings for accuracy.

• 8. Launch or Save
• Schedule Campaign: Finalize and confirm the campaign setup for immediate or scheduled delivery.
• Save as Draft: Save the campaign to revisit and modify it later if needed.

To access the analytics for your Web Push campaign:

1. Click on the "Stats" option under the Actions tab.

You will see the following metrics:

• Uploaded Recipients: Total number of recipients uploaded for the campaign.
• Sent to Operator: Count of messages sent to the messaging operator for delivery.
• Successful Count: Number of messages successfully delivered to recipients.
• Failed Count: Number of messages that failed to be delivered.
• Delivered Count: Total messages confirmed as delivered to recipients' devices.
• Read Count: Number of messages opened or read by recipients.
• Unread Count: Messages delivered but not yet read by recipients.
• Total Response Count: Count of replies or actions taken by recipients in response to the messages.
• Successful Rate: Percentage of successfully delivered messages out of the total messages sent.

To access the analytics for yourScheduled Web Push campaign:

1. Click on the "Stats" option under the Actions tab.

2. You will see the following metrics:

• Uploaded Recipients: Total number of recipients uploaded for the campaign.
• Sent to Operator: Count of messages sent to the messaging operator for delivery.
• Successful Count: Number of messages successfully delivered to recipients.
• Failed Count: Number of messages that failed to be delivered.
• Delivered Count: Total messages confirmed as delivered to recipients' devices.
• Read Count: Number of messages opened or read by recipients.
• Unread Count: Messages delivered but not yet read by recipients.
• Total Response Count: Count of replies or actions taken by recipients in response to the messages.
• Successful Rate: Percentage of successfully delivered messages out of the total messages sent.