Skip to content
- Sign up yourself. Create a workspace and your first app from the home page, confirm your email, and you are in. Your app’s identity secret is shown once on the welcome card. See Getting started.
- Delete what you no longer need. Archive or restore an app on its General page, or delete it with everything in it. An owner can delete a whole workspace: it can be restored for 7 days.
- Remove test mode when you no longer need the test app.
- Invite several people at once, and Resend an invitation. Each invitation works only for the address it was sent to.
- Recovery codes for two-step sign-in: ten codes, each lets you in once without your phone.
- Settings opens on a searchable home, grouped as Workspace and your app’s Connect, Channels, Audience and Support. Ctrl K finds any setting by the words you use: push, Firebase, domain, API key, webhook, invite.
- Live | Test at the top of the menu: in Test, the same pages edit the test app. See Test mode.
- One Save per card, greyed out until something changes, and a reminder before you leave with unsaved changes.
- Insert attribute writes personalisation for you, with a fallback for when the attribute is not known.
- The overview’s setup list is ticked from what really happened: the SDK seen in a build, the first Identify from your backend, a verified sending domain.
- Keys shows a ready-to-run
curl for Identify and an event, and recent errors per key. API errors name the field that is wrong.
- New data is accepted on first sight, marked for review, unless you turn on Strict data. See Data.
- Send email from your own domain, verified by DNS and signed. See An email from your own domain.
- Each app’s own replies by email and bounces, with its own secret.
- Your app’s time zone, used for quiet hours, workflows and reports.
- Delivery logs of pushes and emails that did not go, and why.
- The Who step says how many match and how many can actually get the message, and why the others cannot.
- Pushes and emails are sent once by default.
- Publishing a workflow also sets its draft messages live, after a checklist.
- Sort messages by Sent, Opened %, Clicked % and Goal %.
- Offers is a topic of every app, and the contact record shows consent as one grid. See Consent and topics.
- Webhook endpoints: pick the topics each of your servers is told about, send a test, and read the last 50 deliveries. See Webhooks.
- The Flutter SDK has a repository of its own and is added as a git dependency, at
v1.1.0.
- These docs, with a reference of the SDK and of every API route, both generated from the code.
- Call the app from your website. Name your sites in Web origins on the Install tab, and their pages can call the guest API from the browser. See From a website or web app.
- Events can say they come from the web, and reports and filters show them apart.
