Create a push notification

You can create a push communication in the Quick Builder. Perform the following steps.
  1. Under Communication tab, in the New list, select Push.
  2. Under the Properties tab, perform the following substeps.
    1. Specify an appropriate Push Communication name.
    2. Optional. Provide a description.
    3. Click Change to browse and select the folder you want to choose to save the notification under All Communications. Click Save.
  3. Under Content, perform the following substeps.
    1. Under Title, provide a appropriate title of the push notification, type "#" to include a personalized field , and use emoji picker to use emojis.
    2. Under Message, type the message you want to display in the push notification, type "#" to include a personalized field , and use emoji picker to use emojis.
    3. Click Choose Image to browse and select the image under Folder List in Content Picker. The preview of all images in the selected folder are displayed.
    4. You can also use the images stored under a different repository. Select the appropriate repository from the Repository list.
    5. Click Select. The preview of the notification with title, message, and the selected image appears in the right pane.
  4. Under Advance Settings, perform the following substeps.
    1. Optional. Under General, to open a URL when the push notification is tapped by the user, toggle the "Open URL" switch and enter the URL you want to open.
    2. Optional. To send a notification that can be processed in the background, toggle the "Run background handler" switch. The title & message become optional, and can be omitted to create a silent push.
    3. Optional. To add an arbitrary meta-data object to the push notification, for example to trigger a deep link, toggle the Include JSON switch and enter a valid JSON object into the editor.
    4. You can add upto three action buttons to a push notification by toggling the Action Buttons switch. Enter the identifier (used by your app to determine what action to take) and text for each button. To remove a button, click the trashcan icon. Provide a unique ID under ID field and provide a label of the button under Text.
      Note: A concise, descriptive button label helps the recipient to understand the results of clicking the button. For example, you may name the button Call Now! instead of Open.
  5. Enable either iOS settings or Android settings to complete the platform-specific settings.
  6. Click Save & Publish.