• Getting Started
    Overview Migrating to Sailthru Mobile File Format for Token Import SDK Deprecation and Support
  • Install in Your App
  • Message Stream
    Message Stream Overview Build a Message Stream
  • Messaging Users
    Create an Audience Segment Sending Messages Add Notification Buttons
  • Release Checklists
    iOS Release Checklist Android
  • REST API
    Getting Started POST Notifications POST Transactional Notifications POST Messages GET Devices PUT Devices GET Devices/Uninstalled POST Devices / Events POST Devices / Erase PUT Users DELETE Users / Devices POST Users / Events GET Audience GET Audiences GET Audiences / Devices GET Stats / Active Users GET Stats / Installs GET Stats / Total Installs GET Stats / Opens GET Stats / Geography GET Stats / Time in App GET Stats / Technology GET Stats / In-app Messages GET Stats / Push Notifications GET Stats / Transactional Notifications
  • Advanced Techniques
    Custom Alert Sounds Deep Linking Delay In-App Notifications Handling Sailthru Links Interactive Notifications Key-Value Payloads Silent Push Notifications Updating Pushes Use Site Recommendations on Mobile Working with NFC Push Status Purchases and Abandoned Carts
  • Android Techniques
    Notification Handling Rich Notifications Location Updates Notification Channels Google App Crawlers Coroutines
  • iOS Techniques
    Notification Handling Rich Notifications Location Updates Apple Watch Changing Icons with Push Notifications iBeacons Delaying the Push Prompt Auto Integration Extensions Framework Interruption Levels Relevance Score Swift Concurrency

    • Test Development Push Notifications

    Test Push in Development

    All devices in Mobile can either be production devices or development devices. We allow you to send test pushes to development devices to confirm push is set up correctly. To set a device to development mode:
    1. Build and run the app in debug mode (optionally attached to Xcode's debugger), using a development provisioning profile.
    2. Find the device in Settings, Logs, Devices
    3. Choose edit, and then click the switch that says "Development" to ON. Click Save.
    You can now send pushes via the API or Dashboard and they will arrive on your iOS device.
    Click a device, and on the right hand side, click the 3 dots to edit the device.
    In the Device Details pop-up, you can change the details.

    iOS Note

    Be careful mixing Development and Production devices If your app was signed using a development certificate, this will generate a token which can only be used via the sandbox gateway. Always ensure that devices built with a development certificate are marked as 'development' in the device log, as described above. Additionally, you must have a development push certificate uploaded.

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