Creating a campaign

Open your app, select “Push notifications”, and fill in the form.

Field	Requirement
Title	Required, up to 120 characters
Message	Required, up to 500 characters
Image	Optional public HTTPS URL, up to 2048 characters
Deep link	Optional path or string, up to 2048 characters
Segment	One of the available options

Put the key information first in the title and message: the system may truncate long text. Do not include passwords, payment details, or other information that should not appear on a lock screen.

Image

Enter a direct image URL that opens without authentication, cookies, or a temporary session. JPG or PNG under 1 MB is recommended. To display images on iOS, the mobile build must support rich push through a Notification Service Extension.

Check the link in a private browser window. The dashboard preview confirms that the browser loaded the file, but the notification's appearance on a device depends on the OS.

Deep link

An internal path is normally used, for example:

/catalog/promo

The mobile app receives the value in deep_link and must handle it when the notification is tapped. Test the path in the published app, including sign-in to restricted sections. Do not add secrets or one-time tokens to the link.

If no deep link is provided or its handler is not implemented, the app opens normally without navigating to the intended page.

Send

1. Check the text, image, link, and segment.
2. Click “Send Push”.
3. Check the entry in the campaign history.

The campaign is queued immediately. The dashboard does not support drafts, scheduled sending, editing, or cancelling a created job. A successful form submission confirms that the job was queued, not that notifications were delivered to devices.