Pushwoosh

About Integration

Apphud can send all user events in Pushwoosh, which you can use in Journeys builder and create your custom push campaign.

Step 1

• Integrate Apphud SDK on iOS or Android.

• Integrate Pushwoosh.

  Note :  If you haven't got a push certificate, Pushwoosh can generate it automatically. Push notification request will appear on app launch by default.

Step 2

• At Apphud go to "Integrations" section and add Pushwoosh:

Step 3

• Enter Application ID, Sandbox Application ID (optional), :

Step 4

• You can enter your custom event names or disable some:

Step 5

• Enable integration and click Save:

Match User IDs

By default, when an app with Pushwoosh SDK is launched for the first time, it sets a device HWID as a UserID. You can call setUserId on a login to set any required value to associate a device with a particular user. When a user logs out, you can reset this value to a default one with another setUserId call, e.g. to an initial HWID value.

You can set Apphud User ID property to Pushwoosh's setUserId function:

Swift

// assuming both Apphud and Pushwoosh SDKs are initialized:
Pushwoosh.sharedInstance()?.setUserId(Apphud.userID())

Custom events

If Apphud events are not enough for you, you can add Pushwoosh Recommended, General and Custom Events in your code.

• Create custom event in Puswoosh -> Dashboard -> Events -> Add event
• Use it in your App:

Swift

// How to integrate Event into your app
 let attributes: [String : Any] = [
  "Custom event attribute" : "string value"
]
PWInAppManager.shared().postEvent("Custom event name", withAttributes: attributes)

Objective-C

// How to integrate Event into your app
NSDictionary *attributes = @{
  @"Custom event attribute" : @"string value"
};
[[PushNotificationManager pushManager] postEvent:@“eventName” withAttributes:attributes];

Java

// How to integrate Event into your app
TagsBundle attributes = new TagsBundle.Builder()
    .putString("Custom event attribute", "string value")
    .build();
  
PushwooshInApp.getInstance().postEvent("Custom event name", attributes);