Website and subscriber management
Configure sites, switch between active sites, manage subscribers, export data, and support subscriber data deletion workflows.
PushWave
PushWave helps website owners collect browser subscribers, organize audiences, create and schedule push campaigns, and review delivery and engagement data across one or more sites.
The problem it solves
Email is not the only way to bring visitors back. PushWave gives businesses a direct, permission-based browser channel without asking visitors for an email address.
Configure sites, switch between active sites, manage subscribers, export data, and support subscriber data deletion workflows.
Create, edit, duplicate, schedule, send, test, cancel, resend, and export browser notification broadcasts.
Create and recalculate reusable subscriber segments so campaigns can be directed to relevant groups.
Use notification templates as a faster starting point for repeatable campaign creation.
Review time-series analytics and track notification views, dismissals, clicks, pageviews, and delivery progress.
Connect campaign events to other systems through configurable webhooks and authenticated broadcast API endpoints.
Notify subscribers when a new article, guide, or important update is available.
Share launches, availability updates, and campaigns with opted-in website visitors.
Send product updates, reminders, and useful announcements to browser subscribers.
Use the built-in onboarding and installation verification flow to connect a supported website.
Visitors opt in through the browser, while subscriber records and segments are managed in PushWave.
Build a broadcast, test or schedule it, then inspect progress and engagement analytics.
The account is registered with PushWave as its primary product. The existing application creates the product trial and routes the account into the established product access and onboarding flow.
Your selected product is attached securely to the registration request and validated by the application.
Register for PushWave. After account creation, the application continues with the existing secure login and onboarding flow.
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They are permission-based notifications delivered by a supported browser to a visitor who has subscribed to notifications from a website.
No. The PushWave subscription flow stores a browser push subscription endpoint rather than requiring an email address for the notification channel.
Yes. PushWave includes site management and active-site switching. The number of sites available depends on the assigned product plan.
Yes. The package includes broadcast scheduling, direct sending, testing, cancellation, resend, and duplication actions.
Yes. PushWave includes segment creation, editing, deletion, and recalculation for targeted campaign audiences.
The code tracks delivery progress plus views, dismissals, clicks, and pageviews, with dashboard analytics endpoints for time-series reporting.