Notification Basics
Notifications are essential tools used to communicate important information to users. They serve to alert or inform users about specific events, updates, or actions that require their attention. Notifications can take several forms, each suited to different contexts and user preferences.
Notifications are customizable messages to inform users about significant events or changes. Each type of notification allows you to tailor the message and its delivery to best fit the context in which it is used.
Notifications are designed to be configured and then used or triggered from specific actions within the platform. Once a notification is set, it can be linked to various actions or events, ensuring users receive timely updates based on the defined criteria.
Key Components of a Notification
Name
A unique identifier for the notification. This name helps you distinguish between different notifications within the system.
Description
A brief explanation of the notification's purpose or the information it conveys. This helps in understanding the context or usage of the notification.
Type
Defines the medium through which the notification will be sent. The available types are:
Email: Electronic mail messages sent to users' email addresses.
Enabled
Indicates whether the notification is active or not. You can choose to activate or deactivate a notification based on your needs.
Placeholders
These are dynamic fields within the notification that can be replaced with specific data when the notification is triggered. Placeholders allow for personalized and context-specific messages.
Template Body
The content of the notification message. It includes the main text and can incorporate placeholders to customize the message based on the recipient's data or the specific context of the notification.
Configure notifications with the necessary details and template content in this section to effectively use notifications. Once configured, notifications can be integrated into various actions within the platform to ensure timely and relevant communication with users.
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