We would like to have the ability to use Push Notifications on Demand to send custom messages to our users.
Currently the only notification that you get from the Universal GUI is during a system Upgrade to a new version, or once asking you to install the app on your device.
The Idea is to have a built in way for push notifications on demand to users from
- within the build application
- IAM
- Both the above
Sending a notification to users for critical items as per the developed application demands.
Optional if possible to be able to select the delivery medium from:
- SMS
- iOS, Android, and web push Notifications
All the votes have been transferred into this idea.
All the votes have been transferred into this idea.
Can you give me a status update regarding this Idea?
Still waiting and not in a sprint yet :-(
Does somebody had a idea of a work-around or solution for this made in TSF and want to share this?
Looking at the Roadmap I did not really see it as a pending item either.
We have increased requests to provide the means of communication with our users from within the PWA installed on their device:
Any forecast on when we can see it planned? 202?
Hi all, we are well aware of the number of votes for this idea. This is definitely something we’d like to add as a first-class feature to the platform.
The current plan is to segment implementation into two phases.
First phase will allow queueing of notifications for users and will have the Thinkwise Platform automatically send the notifications to users that are currently actively using an application. This should already offer good value for a number of scenarios. We’ll start off with simple, text-based and user-specific notifications. We will evaluate the method of queuing notifications and the interactivity of these notifications.
The second phase will focus on sending these notifications even when the user is not active and the user has allowed the use of push notifications. This may have to rely on external tooling such as Firebase and/or require additional set-up for devices (IOS is not yet fond of PWA’s with push notifications). Alternatively, this may have to fall back to SMS if the end-user so desires.
The first phase is planned for the upcoming 2022.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform. This feature will be exclusive to the Universal GUI.
Hi all, we are well aware of the number of votes for this idea. This is definitely something we’d like to add as a first-class feature to the platform.
The current plan is to segment implementation into two phases.
First phase will allow queueing of notifications for users and will have the Thinkwise Platform automatically send the notifications to users that are currently actively using an application. This should already offer good value for a number of scenarios. We’ll start off with simple, text-based and user-specific notifications. We will evaluate the method of queuing notifications and the interactivity of these notifications.
The second phase will focus on sending these notifications even when the user is not active and the user has allowed the use of push notifications. This may have to rely on external tooling such as Firebase and/or require additional set-up for devices (IOS is not yet fond of PWA’s with push notifications). Alternatively, this may have to fall back to SMS if the end-user so desires.
The first phase is planned for the upcoming 2022.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform. This feature will be exclusive to the Universal GUI.
Thank you@Anne Buit for the Update, these are the news I was waiting for .
Arie, it is doubtful that we’ll be able to add sounds to these notifications in the very first increment. We cannot easily shoe-horn this in without affecting the short-to-mid-term planning of other UI features.
We’ll ensure everything is set up in such a manner that the concept can be iterated on with improvement like sounds.
Hi all, we are well aware of the number of votes for this idea. This is definitely something we’d like to add as a first-class feature to the platform.
The current plan is to segment implementation into two phases.
First phase will allow queueing of notifications for users and will have the Thinkwise Platform automatically send the notifications to users that are currently actively using an application. This should already offer good value for a number of scenarios. We’ll start off with simple, text-based and user-specific notifications. We will evaluate the method of queuing notifications and the interactivity of these notifications.
The second phase will focus on sending these notifications even when the user is not active and the user has allowed the use of push notifications. This may have to rely on external tooling such as Firebase and/or require additional set-up for devices (IOS is not yet fond of PWA’s with push notifications). Alternatively, this may have to fall back to SMS if the end-user so desires.
The first phase is planned for the upcoming 2022.2 release of the Thinkwise Platform. This feature will be exclusive to the Universal GUI.
Hi all,
As stated by@Anne Buit , the first phase of this idea will shortly become available in the Universal GUI. It will be a feature of the 2022.2 version of the Thinkwise Platform, which will be released next July.
We’ll keep the status of this idea on ‘Working on it’, since the second phase is not implemented yet. We will keep you updated when we will start working on it.
It is (finally) coming to iOS 16.4:
Apple voegt ondersteuning webpushnotificaties toe aan webapps op homescreen - Tablets en telefoons - Nieuws - Tweakers
It is (finally) coming to iOS 16.4:
Apple voegt ondersteuning webpushnotificaties toe aan webapps op homescreen - Tablets en telefoons - Nieuws - Tweakers
Good news!@Anne Buit Just in time for the 2023.2 Release?
And it is now available with the release of 16.4 last Monday.
Hi all,
We are looking forward to implementing the web push notifications as an alternative channel for the current in-app notifications.
The majority of the Universal GUI development focus is currently dedicated around finishing up the last features that are supported in the Windows GUI but not yet available in the Universal GUI. This will ensure a smooth transition between these runtimes for all customers.
This idea, being the all-time record holder for votes, will certainly be top-of-the-list as soon as development capacity will resume working on new features.
It would be great to be able to send web push notifications