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Azure Mobile Engagement User Interface - Reach How To |
User Interface Overview for Azure Mobile Engagement |
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Once the SDK is fully integrated into your app, you can get started using the the Reach section of the UI to Push notifications to the users of your app.
- Confirm that your Reach is integrated into your app with the SDK.
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- Activate the campaign
- Now that you have created your campaign you just need to activate it for the notification to be pushed to your users.
- This example creates a push where a custom rebate code is entered into the push notification.
Personalization works by replacing a marker by from an app info tag so, you'll have to make sure the user has the proper app-info defined first. In this example the targeted users will have an app info tag named rebate_code defined. As you see above the push notification content includes the marker ${rebate_code} which will indicate that it is to be replaced by the actual content of the app info tag.
Warning
If the app info tag is not defined for the user, the user will not receive the push.
- Result
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- Including the title of the notification,
- And the content of the message.
- Choose the type of announcement (Text view or Web view)
- The action URL, should you want to customize the landing page
- The title,
- The body of the message.
- Choose the type of notification you will push, select your application, go to the "Reach" section, select or create a push campaign and go to the "Notification" section.
- Click on the "delivery mode" you want.
- Click on the "Restrict Activities" checkbox when you want the notification occurs on specific activities (screens).
"Out of App Only" delivery mode provides push notification when the application is closed. This is the standard push notification. When you select "out of app only" ,you must have already provided the certificates from the platform that your application is building on (APNS or GCM).
"In-App Only" delivery mode provides push notification when the application is running. For this notification, you do not need to go through the APNS and GCM system. You can use the in-app delivery system to reach your end-users. You can fully customize the notification and decide in which activity (screen) the notification will appear.
You can choose an "Anytime" delivery mode, ensures you to reach your end-user whether the application is running or not. When you select "Anytime" , you must have already provided the certificates from the platform that your application is building upon (APNS or GCM).
It is the 21st of March and you have an announcement to make and planed for the 22nd of March at midnight. You don’t have to stay in front of the interface to do a push! You can plan in advance the exact minute notifications will be sent.
- Un-check the "None" checkbox and select a start time
- Choose the date and the time you want to start the push campaign.
You want your campaign to stop on the 25th of March at 3.00 pm but you know you won't be there to do it. You don’t have to stay in front of the interface to push! You can plan in advance the exact minute your campaign will stop.
- Click on the "None" checkbox or select a end time
- Choose the date and the time you want to finish the push campaign.
By default, the "None" check-boxes are selected. This means that the campaign will start as soon as you activate it in the reach section and will end when you will stop it on the reach section.
Note
Campaigns created without an end date store the push locally on the device and show it the next time the app is opened even if the campaign is manually ended.
A text view is a pop-up with text content. This pop-up appears after the end-user has clicked on the push notification. A text view allows you to present more content to your end-user. This is also the opportunity to present a call to action such as jumping to a page of your app, redirecting to a Store, opening a web page, sending an e-mail, starting a geo-localized search, etc...
- Create your Push notification campaign in the "Reach" section and give your campaign a name
- Write the message that will appear on the notification.
- Select the Announcement Content Type of “text”
Note
When you push a text view, it always comes with a notification first.
- Define the text (After having selected the text announcement content, the sub-section will appear, allowing you to define the text you want to be displayed.)
- Write the title that will appear at the top of the message.
- Write the main content of the text view.
- Write the content that will appear on the action button (an action button enables the application to make a specific action such as opening a page of the application, redirecting to an App store or any kind of sources you can provide).
- Write the content that will appear on the exit button (by clicking on the exit button, the text view will disappear.)
- Create your push notification campaign and it will appear on the campaign list.
- Activate your push notification campaign to send the text view to your users.
- Result
- The user receives the notification and click on it.
- The text view appears as a pop-up allowing the user to interact with it.
A web view is a pop-up with web content. This pop-up appears when the end-user has clicked on the push notification. A web view allows you to have more interaction with the end-user. This is also the opportunity to present a call to action such as redirection to App Store, opening a web page, sending an e-mail, starting a geo-localized search, etc...
- Create your Push campaign in the "Reach" section and give your campaign a name.
- Write the message that will appear on the notification.
- Select the Announcement Content Type as “web”
- Notification only: It is a simple standard notification. Meaning that if a user clicks on it, no additional view will appear, but only the action associated to it will occur.
- Text announcement: It is a notification that engages the user to have a look at a text view.
- Web announcement: It is a notification that engages the user to have a look at a web view. Select the "Web announcement" content.
Note
When you push a web view, it always comes with a notification first.
- Define the web content (After having selected the web announcement content, the subsection will appear, allowing you to define the web view content you want to be displayed.)
- Write the title that will appear at the top of the message (optional).
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- Click on the source editing mode button to switch edition and see how it looks like.
- Write the content that will appear on the action button (an action button enables the application to make a specific action such as opening a page of the application, redirecting to a Store or any kind of sources you can provide).
- Write the content that will appear on the exit button (by clicking on the exit button, the web view will disappear).
- Result
- The user receive the notification and click on it.
- The text view appears as a pop-up allowing the user to interact with it.