A mobile app developer can add and configure mobile apps. A new app can be designated as one for use in production or development (i.e., testing) environment. The push service type can also be designated as either Android or iOS.

Warning: Updating the values in an app key can result in push send failures if any of the values are incorrect. If you need to update your Google Server API key, Apple P12, or Apple P8 information on any existing app key, make the change, wait 61 minutes, and then send a test push to a device under your control. If your push fails, double-check your information, correct errors as needed, and reach out to support if you continue to experience push send problems.

Developer resources are available through the user interface if your administrator has enabled mobile push notifications for your organization. As a developer, you can add iOS or Android mobile apps to Acoustic Campaign in a few simple steps. Keep in mind that you can edit or rename an app, but you can't delete it.

1. Go to Mobile > Developer resources > Apps.
2. Click New app and enter a name and brief description of the app.
3. Choose a time zone.
4. Choose whether you want to send unread inbox counts as badges.
5. Choose whether this is app is for Production or Development.
6. Select your push service: FCM or APNS.
   1. For Android, enter the Google API key. This key is provided when you create your Google API project with Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM).
   2. APNS mobile app setup for iOS allows for both p8 and p12 authentication. Mobile app information for each type of authentication is provided when the app is registered with Apple. Verify that the app key information matches the correct environment type.
      
      • P8 authentication requires the following details:
        • authentication key file
        • authentication key ID
        • team ID
        • bundle ID
      • P12 authentication requires the certificate file and password.

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