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          Get Started in MobilePush in Marketing Cloud Engagement

          Get Started in MobilePush in Marketing Cloud Engagement

          MobilePush is included in Corporate and Enterprise editions. These prerequisites are required before push notifications can be sent to devices from Marketing Cloud Engagement.

          For App Developers

          Before you can use MobilePush, ask your app developer to follow these required steps to implement the MobilePush SDK.

          1. Provision Android devices.
          2. Provision iOS devices.
          3. Create an app in MobilePush. This step makes your app available in the MobilePush application. Also, MobilePush tells Google and Apple that MobilePush can send messages to your mobile app on users’ devices.
            Note
            Note Note the app ID, access token, and the autogenerated app endpoint. Copy the app endpoint into your project using the latest SDK.
          4. Integrate the MobilePush SDK in your app: Android and iOS. To use MobilePush, integrate your app with the MobilePush SDK.

          For Marketers

          After your app developer finishes implementing the MobilePush SDK, your mobile app appears in the MobilePush application. Now, immediately send a test push notification.

          1. In the app switcher, hover over your name and click Setup.
          2. Search for MobilePush.
          3. Create an audience.
            1. Import contacts. The imported list has the contacts that you want in MobilePush to eventually send messages to.
            2. Create a filtered list of contacts. A filtered list includes the contacts that you want to send a specific message to.
          4. Create and send a push notification.
          5. Review message activity. Later, review the number of messages sent and the percent opened.
           
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