Web Push Permission Settings

To start configuring settings, go to your account settings > Web Push > Permission settings.

Regardless of the subscription method, you can opt to remove tokens that have been inactive for the last 30, 60 or 90 days.

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Important

Tokens are removed based on the open rate and not on the last delivery date. For example, if you opt to remove tokens that have been inactive for 30 days and the last web push campaign was made 31 days ago, all tokens except those subscribed over the last 30 days will be removed.

Set-Up Instructions

1. Click Permission settings on the Web Push settings page.
2. Select the permission request prompt. To see the sample of each prompt, click Show prompt sample.

Double Opt-In prompt types

• Widget. A request prompt with an icon that shows up in the bottom right or bottom left of the browser. As an icon, you can use your logo or leave a default bell.
• Custom dialog. A customizable request prompt shows up in the top left corner of the browser.

• Panel. A request prompt in the full width of the browser screen. It can show up at the top or bottom.

Single Opt-In prompt type

• Default dialog. A standard request prompt that shows up in the top left corner of the browser.

Appearance and display settings

Appearance settings for each prompt type open upon clicking on it.

Double Opt-In

Widget
A widget prompt is displayed on the screen until the user allows notifications. It lets users who ignored the original request return to it and enable notifications anytime.
Set widget appearance:

• Icon (image, background color);
• Prompt placement (alignment, positioning);
• Animation;
• Unblock reminder;
• Prompt text (copy, color, background color);
• Buttons (text, color);
• Display conditions.

Custom dialog
Set custom dialog appearance:

• Prompt text (copy, color, background color);
• Buttons (text, color);
• Display conditions.

Panel

You can set for a panel:

• Prompt text (copy, color, background color);
• Buttons (text, color);
• Prompt placement (alignment, positioning);
• Display conditions.

Single Opt-In

A default dialog has standard text and buttons that can’t be changed.
You can set for a default dialog:

• Display conditions.

Web push notification sample

For any prompt type, you can configure settings for a web push notification that will be shown in a confirmation window (Double Opt-In) and in further push notifications.

• Icon. It will be shown in notifications to Safari subscribers on macOS. For other browsers, set the image for each notification during creation.
• Notification title and text (for Double Opt-In confirmation).