Enable Marketing Cloud Engagement Push Notifications for Mobile Publisher Apps
After you set up MobilePush in Marketing Cloud Engagement, you can enable push
notifications for your Mobile Publisher apps. You can specify different configurations for
production and sandbox orgs.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions
User Permissions Needed
To create and modify a Mobile Publisher project to enable Marketing Cloud
Engagement push notifications:
Manage mySalesforce Apps
To create and modify a site:
Create and Set Up Experiences
Note A Marketing Cloud Engagement license is required to access this feature. Contact your
account executive to enable Engagement.
Before you set up push notifications for your Mobile Publisher app, create a MobilePush account.
In your MobilePush account from Engagement, select the
Administration tab.
Locate your app, and in the Actions column, from the dropdown
list, select Settings.
Record the values in these fields.
App ID
Access Token
App Endpoint
Account
ID (Also known as MID)
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Mobile Publisher, and
then select Mobile Publisher.
Open your app’s Setup for Mobile Publisher project. Select Enable Marketing
Production Site or Sandbox Site.
Complete the required fields. Enter the information that you collected from your
MobilePush account.
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