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Push Notifications

πŸ”΅ Feature included from Pro Plan

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Written by Growth Team
Updated over 5 months ago

Introduction

Push notifications have become an essential tool for businesses to engage with their users, providing real-time updates and alerts.

This article will explore the benefits of integrating push notifications into your marketplace, explain how the system works, and offer practical use cases to illustrate its effectiveness.

πŸ”΅ Feature included from Pro Plan


Benefits for Your Business

Integrating push notifications into your marketplace offers several advantages:

  1. Improved Customer Engagement: Push notifications keep customers informed about their order status, promotions, and updates, leading to increased engagement and satisfaction.
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  2. Operational Efficiency: Real-time notifications help streamline operations by keeping drivers, business owners, and administrators updated on order statuses and other critical information.
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  3. Enhanced Communication: Notifications ensure that important messages are delivered promptly, reducing the chances of missed information and enhancing overall communication.
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  4. Customization: Businesses can tailor notifications to suit their specific needs, ensuring that users receive relevant and timely updates.
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How it works

Setting up push notifications for your marketplace involves a series of configurations. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started.

Step 1 screenshot

Configuration

  1. One Signal User Auth

    • Write your AUTH One signal user. This can be found in the One Signal configuration.

    • Example: MGEzYTBhYTctNjUxZi00NTlmLWEyMDYtNTczZDRlZmM5MmY5
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  2. One Signal Ordering App ID

    • Set up your Ordering App One Signal ID. This is required for push notifications.

    • Add your One Signal Ordering App ID.
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  3. One Signal Delivery App ID

    • Set up your Delivery App One Signal ID. This is required for push notifications.

    • Example: c5e6d6d8-ca5f-462e-b00d-8da6f5270d77
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  4. One Signal Business App ID

    • Set up your Business App One Signal ID. This is required for push notifications.

    • Example: dcd05d37-3677-4da3-acc3-f97641e23a9f

  5. Notification Settings

    • Notification when Driver is Close to Business, or customer: This notification will be sent according to the distance you set in this setting.
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  6. One Signal Ordering Web ID

    • Set up your Ordering Web One Signal ID. This is required for push notifications.

    • Add your One Signal Ordering Web ID.
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  7. One Signal Dashboard Web ID

    • Set up your Dashboard Web One Signal ID. This is required for push notifications.

    • Add your One Signal Dashboard Web ID.
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  8. Notification Frequency

    • Number of times notifications are repeated: Set the number of times notifications are repeated (MAX 15).

    • How often are notifications repeated: Set the frequency of notifications repetition (in seconds).

    • Allow repeat notifications by Superadmin, Business Owner, Driver: Configure whether repeat notifications are allowed by these roles.
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  9. Notification In App

    • Notification In App Enabled: Enable or disable in-app notifications.

    • Notification In App Position: Set the position for in-app notifications.

Notification Types

You can enable or disable the following notifications for users, including administrators, businesses, customers, and drivers:

  • ORDER_STATUS_PENDING

  • ORDERS_COMPLETED

  • ORDER_REJECTED

  • ORDER_STATUS_IN_BUSINESS

  • ORDER_READY

  • ORDER_REJECTED_RESTAURANT

  • ORDER_STATUS_CANCELLEDBYDRIVER

  • ORDER_STATUS_ACCEPTEDBYRESTAURANT

  • ORDER_CONFIRMED_ACCEPTED_BY_DRIVER

  • ORDER_PICKUP_COMPLETED_BY_DRIVER

  • ORDER_PICKUP_FAILED_BY_DRIVER

  • ORDER_DELIVERY_COMPLETED_BY_DRIVER

  • ORDER_DELIVERY_FAILED_BY_DRIVER

  • PREORDER

  • ORDER_NOT_READY

  • ORDER_PICKEDUP_COMPLETED_BY_CUSTOMER

  • ORDER_STATUS_CANCELLED_BY_CUSTOMER

  • ORDER_NOT_PICKEDUP_BY_CUSTOMER

  • ORDER_DRIVER_ALMOST_ARRIVED_BUSINESS

  • ORDER_DRIVER_ALMOST_ARRIVED_CUSTOMER

  • ORDER_CUSTOMER_ALMOST_ARRIVED_BUSINESS

  • ORDER_CUSTOMER_ARRIVED_BUSINESS

  • ORDER_DRIVER_WAITING_FOR_ORDER

  • ORDER_DRIVER_WAITING_FOR_CUSTOMER

  • DRIVER_ASSIGNED

  • DRIVER_CLOSE

  • NEW_BUSINESS_OWNER_SIGNUP

  • NEW_DRIVER_SIGNUP


Practical Use Cases

  1. ​Order Status Updates: Customers receive real-time notifications about their order status, such as when the order is accepted, ready, and out for delivery.
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  2. Driver Alerts: Drivers get alerts when they are close to the pick-up or drop-off location, improving efficiency and reducing wait times.
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  3. Business Owner Notifications: Business owners are notified about new orders, order cancellations, and driver assignments, allowing them to manage operations effectively.
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  4. Administrator Controls: Administrators can send out mass notifications about system updates or promotional offers, ensuring all users are informed.


Conclusion

Integrating push notifications into your marketplace enhances communication, improves operational efficiency, and boosts customer satisfaction.

By following the configuration steps and enabling relevant notifications, businesses can ensure timely and effective communication with all users. Embrace the power of push notifications to stay connected and keep your marketplace running smoothly.

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