Web Push notifications are short messages displayed on a recipient’s device. They are a new, convenient, and fast way to communicate with customers. A notification consists of a small square icon, a title, and a short text, while the whole notification is a link directing to a selected website.

In SALESmanago web push notifications can be sent from the system. You can also send them from the domain where the consent was confirmed.

To configure a domain, go to

Channels → Web Push → Consent forms → Configure your domain

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Contents

1. Basic information

2. Configuring your own domain

3. Additional notes

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1. Basic information

The experience of website visitors is affected by many factors. One of them is reducing distractions and unnecessary steps on the path to conversion. Setting up a custom domain will prevent the browser from displaying an additional window after confirming the consent form. It can positively affect the user experience (UX) of the website.

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2. Configuring your own domain

If you do not want to display an additional window after confirming the consent form, add the proper files to your site. To do so:

1. Go to Menu → Channels → Web Push → Consent forms → Configure your domain

Follow the commands listed one by one on the pop-up banner:

1. Click Download files button.
2. Extract the two files: manifest.json and sw.js.
3. Upload files to the root directory and share it.
4. Add the following code to a section on each page of your website where users can subscribe:

<link rel=”manifest” href=”/manifest.json”>

3. Additional notes

When configuring your own domain, keep in mind that:

1. Your site must fully support HTTPS to use this feature. Consent forms will not display on HTTP pages.
2. The native form will not display on a page without the sw.js file. Such a page will only display a graphical form (containing a Thank You Page) through which the signup occurs.
3. The sw.js file does not need to be in the root directory. Just add a variable to the tracking code and provide the directory path where the sw.js file is placed.

EXAMPLE: Here is a sample configuration:

<script type=”text/javascript”>
var _smid = “epqdxascl3j176j1”;
var _smswdir = “/dir/to/sw.js”;
(function(w, r, a, sm, s ) {
w[‘SalesmanagoObject’] = r;
w[r] = w[r] || function () {( w[r].q = w[r].q || [] ).push(arguments)};
sm = document.createElement(‘script’); sm.type = ‘text/javascript’; sm.async = true; sm.src = a;
s = document.getElementsByTagName(‘script’)[0];
s.parentNode.insertBefore(sm, s);
})(window, ‘sm’, (‘https:’ == document.location.protocol ? ‘https://’ : ‘http://’) + ‘salesmanagotest.ap.ngrok.io/static/sm.js’);
</script>