In-app messages are personalized notifications inside your mobile app. These messages look like pop-up windows with an image and a URL that redirects to another app section or to an external webpage. Unlike mobile push notifications, in-app messages can be displayed to users that disabled push notifications and only when the user opens the app.Documentation Index
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In-app message examples


Creating an in-app message
To open the in-app page, go to Campaigns→ Campaign manager → In-app. This page lists all the in-app campaigns you have set up and their current statuses. Here, you can filter the campaigns by folder or status.

Setting up an in-app message
On the in-app setup page you can add its title and check the current status of the campaign.
Template design
In this block, you can add the following:- A URL to an image;
- A URL or a deep link — i.e., a the destination for the user that taps the image;
- The payload to send JSON-formatted data to your app (enter this manually and the system will process it when the user clicks the in-app message).

General settings

Targeting
In the targeting section, you can select the target audience of your in-app campaign. To set this up, add:- A Scheduled or Static customer segment
- The geographical location of customers down to a country, region, or city. Their locations are determined by their IP addresses. This feature is available for SDK v. 2.3.0 and later.

How in-app messages work
Every customer will see each particular in-app message only once. If a customer has been filtered into multiple target segments of different in-app campaigns, they will see one in-app message per session. The messages are displayed in a random order as it is not currently possible to prioritize campaigns over one another. The same in-app message will not be displayed twice to the same customer. Once you stop your in-app campaign, it will not be shown to users — even those who have not seen the campaign yet. The customer can close an in-app message by tapping the cross or somewhere outside the message. You can find information on displayed in-app messages and whether the customer tapped it in their customer profile.