Pushwoosh

Main entry point for the Pushwoosh SDK.

Pushwoosh is a customer engagement platform that helps you turn user data into high-converting omnichannel campaigns. Build personalized customer journeys using advanced segmentation, behavior tracking, and automated messaging across push notifications, email, SMS, and WhatsApp.

Key Features:

• Push Notifications - Send rich push notifications with images, actions, and deep links
• User Segmentation - Tag users and create targeted campaigns based on behavior and preferences
• Cross-Device Tracking - Track users across multiple devices using User ID
• Local Notifications - Schedule notifications to be shown at specific times
• In-App Messages - Display rich in-app content to engaged users
• Analytics - Track push delivery, opens, and user engagement
• Multichannel Campaigns - Send messages via push, email, SMS, and WhatsApp

SDK Initialization:

The Pushwoosh SDK initializes automatically when your application starts - no manual initialization code is required. The SDK uses Android's ContentProvider mechanism to initialize itself before your Application class is created.

Important: You do NOT need to call any initialization methods in your Application class or Activities. Simply add the SDK dependency to your project and start using getInstance.

Quick Start:

  // 1. Get Pushwoosh instance (SDK is already initialized automatically)
  Pushwoosh pushwoosh = Pushwoosh.getInstance();

  // 2. Register for push notifications
  pushwoosh.registerForPushNotifications((result) -> {
      if (result.isSuccess()) {
          Log.d("App", "Push registered: " + result.getData().getToken());
      } else {
          Log.e("App", "Registration failed: " + result.getException());
      }
  });

  // 3. Set user tags for targeting
  TagsBundle tags = new TagsBundle.Builder()
      .putString("Name", "John Doe")
      .putInt("Age", 25)
      .putString("Subscription", "premium")
      .build();
  pushwoosh.setTags(tags);

  // 4. Set user ID for cross-device tracking
  pushwoosh.setUserId("user_12345");

Important Notes:

• The SDK initializes automatically via ContentProvider - no manual initialization needed
• Always call getInstance to access the SDK instance
• On Android 13+, notification permission is requested automatically during registerForPushNotifications
• Set user tags to enable targeted campaigns and personalization
• Use setUserId to track users across multiple devices
• Handle push notifications using getLaunchNotification for deep linking

See also