Push.Express Documentation
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    • How to use
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    • Kotlin
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    • Unity
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  • API
    • Applications
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    • App Instances (Devices)
    • Pushes
    • Instant sending
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    • Smart weekly sending
    • Auto-push sending
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  • SDK API
    • SDK API specs
    • SDK API v2
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  • Segments

PushExpress -- Quckstart How to use

  • Creating an application

  • Applications

  • Send notifications

  • Analytics

  • Segments

Creating an application

  1. Add new app.

Create new application

Choose the appropriate type of application.

Types of applications

  1. Check the documentation.

Each SDK has a button that links to the documentation for your convenience.

Quickstart Guide button

Applications

Applications menu

  1. Applications list.

Get an overview of all your applications.

Applications list page

  1. Application groups.

Create app groups by verticals, such as Gambling, Betting, Dating, and Finance. This way, you can send push notifications to different verticals using a single Push.Express account.

Grouping applications menu

Send notifications

Send notifications menu

  1. Send an instant push.

  2. One-time sending in the future.

Send a push notification to each user according to their time zone when New Year or Christmas arrives (use Local time feature).This is popular for sending push notifications related to the start time of sports events. For instance, send a push 15 minutes before the Football match starts, 15 minutes after it begins, and during halftime (don't use the local time feature, the sending will be done according to GMT+3).

One-time sending menu

  1. Smart weekly planner.

Send a push at the same time on the same day of the week every week. You can choose whether or not to use user's local time. Default is GMT +3.

Smart weekly planner menu

  1. Auto-push.

Send a push notification based on the occurrence (or non-occurrence) of specific events: installation, registration, or deposit. For example: Set up automatic pushes to be sent 5 minutes after installation or 1 hour after installation if the user has not made a deposit.

Automatic event-triggered sending menu

Analytics

Analytics menu

  1. Sending history.

Get a detailed overview of your push notifications. Filter data by country, task type, sending period, and more. Gain insights for A/B testing to identify the most effective push texts and funnels.

Sending history menu

  1. Devices list.

Make use of devices overview page. Get all the basic data on your devices. Filters are also applicable.

Devices list menu

Segments

Create custom segments. For example, divide the audience by offers, creatives, or affiliates, and send pushes to specific segments.

  1. Add segment.

Name the segment and click Save.

Add new segment field

  1. Send a postback with the installation ID and the segment that needs to be assigned.

We recommend assigning any convenient installation ID (such as AppsFlyer ID, Keitaro ID, GAID/IDFA, or any custom ID) to the external user ID during the app development stage. You can find your unique postback URL on the Segments page.

  1. Use the predefined postback URLs for registrations and deposits, which you can also find on the Segments page.

  2. Create Segment Groups.