Contents Now Platform Capabilities Previous Topic Next Topic Push notification setup with the ServiceNow mobile application Subscribe Log in to subscribe to topics and get notified when content changes. ... SAVE AS PDF Selected Topic Topic & Subtopics All Topics in Contents Share Push notification setup with the ServiceNow mobile application The default ServiceNow mobile application automatically enables push notifications and configures mobile devices for push notifications when users initially log in to the instance with the mobile app. Note: Push notifications with the ServiceNow mobile application are not supported in on-premise instances. Setting up push notifications involves both the system administrator and users: Admin creates or updates push notifications for the ServiceNow mobile app. The admin does not need to set up the mobile devices for users nor update their user preferences for receiving push notifications. Users install the ServiceNow mobile app on their iOS or Android mobile devices and set their preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app. What to do — admins Admins create push notifications, similar to setting up email notifications. A push notification has two main parts: the push message and the notification, which includes the push message. Note: The push message and notification must be for the same table. Create the push message Before creating a push notification, create the push message with the actual message content (JSON payload) to be included in the push notification. Create the push notification that includes the push message Create the push notification that includes the push message and message content. A push notification specifically sends the push message. You can update a standard platform notification and use it as a push notification that includes the push message. Add the new push notification to the Push Default Registration table To ensure that a new push notification is included and enabled in the notification preferences of your users, register a new push notification in the Push Default Registration table. The notification is listed in the notification preferences of your users the next time that they log in to theServiceNow mobile app. What to do — ServiceNow mobile app users Download the ServiceNow mobile app Install the ServiceNow mobile app on an iOS or Android mobile device. Agree to accept push notifications After installing the ServiceNow mobile app, users are asked to accept push notifications. When the instance receives the push notification acceptance message from a user, it creates a record in the Push Notification Installations [sys_push_notif_app_install] table. This record is what the instance uses to identify the device + mobile application combination necessary to identify a push notification recipient.The device then: Obtains a token that identifies the device. Triggers the creation of the device in the user notification preferences. Log in to the company instance from the ServiceNow mobile app Logging in automatically subscribes users to the push-specific notifications registered in the Push Default Registration table. Update preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app Users can enable or disable notifications through Notification Settings in the ServiceNow mobile app. They can set additional notification preferences, such as conditions or filters that affect notification delivery, by using the System Settings window on a desktop or mobile browser. For details, see Setting notification preferences in UI16. Next steps If you are an admin, review the base system notifications and determine if new push message content and push notifications are needed. On this page Send Feedback Previous Topic Next Topic
Push notification setup with the ServiceNow mobile application The default ServiceNow mobile application automatically enables push notifications and configures mobile devices for push notifications when users initially log in to the instance with the mobile app. Note: Push notifications with the ServiceNow mobile application are not supported in on-premise instances. Setting up push notifications involves both the system administrator and users: Admin creates or updates push notifications for the ServiceNow mobile app. The admin does not need to set up the mobile devices for users nor update their user preferences for receiving push notifications. Users install the ServiceNow mobile app on their iOS or Android mobile devices and set their preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app. What to do — admins Admins create push notifications, similar to setting up email notifications. A push notification has two main parts: the push message and the notification, which includes the push message. Note: The push message and notification must be for the same table. Create the push message Before creating a push notification, create the push message with the actual message content (JSON payload) to be included in the push notification. Create the push notification that includes the push message Create the push notification that includes the push message and message content. A push notification specifically sends the push message. You can update a standard platform notification and use it as a push notification that includes the push message. Add the new push notification to the Push Default Registration table To ensure that a new push notification is included and enabled in the notification preferences of your users, register a new push notification in the Push Default Registration table. The notification is listed in the notification preferences of your users the next time that they log in to theServiceNow mobile app. What to do — ServiceNow mobile app users Download the ServiceNow mobile app Install the ServiceNow mobile app on an iOS or Android mobile device. Agree to accept push notifications After installing the ServiceNow mobile app, users are asked to accept push notifications. When the instance receives the push notification acceptance message from a user, it creates a record in the Push Notification Installations [sys_push_notif_app_install] table. This record is what the instance uses to identify the device + mobile application combination necessary to identify a push notification recipient.The device then: Obtains a token that identifies the device. Triggers the creation of the device in the user notification preferences. Log in to the company instance from the ServiceNow mobile app Logging in automatically subscribes users to the push-specific notifications registered in the Push Default Registration table. Update preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app Users can enable or disable notifications through Notification Settings in the ServiceNow mobile app. They can set additional notification preferences, such as conditions or filters that affect notification delivery, by using the System Settings window on a desktop or mobile browser. For details, see Setting notification preferences in UI16. Next steps If you are an admin, review the base system notifications and determine if new push message content and push notifications are needed.
Push notification setup with the ServiceNow mobile application The default ServiceNow mobile application automatically enables push notifications and configures mobile devices for push notifications when users initially log in to the instance with the mobile app. Note: Push notifications with the ServiceNow mobile application are not supported in on-premise instances. Setting up push notifications involves both the system administrator and users: Admin creates or updates push notifications for the ServiceNow mobile app. The admin does not need to set up the mobile devices for users nor update their user preferences for receiving push notifications. Users install the ServiceNow mobile app on their iOS or Android mobile devices and set their preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app. What to do — admins Admins create push notifications, similar to setting up email notifications. A push notification has two main parts: the push message and the notification, which includes the push message. Note: The push message and notification must be for the same table. Create the push message Before creating a push notification, create the push message with the actual message content (JSON payload) to be included in the push notification. Create the push notification that includes the push message Create the push notification that includes the push message and message content. A push notification specifically sends the push message. You can update a standard platform notification and use it as a push notification that includes the push message. Add the new push notification to the Push Default Registration table To ensure that a new push notification is included and enabled in the notification preferences of your users, register a new push notification in the Push Default Registration table. The notification is listed in the notification preferences of your users the next time that they log in to theServiceNow mobile app. What to do — ServiceNow mobile app users Download the ServiceNow mobile app Install the ServiceNow mobile app on an iOS or Android mobile device. Agree to accept push notifications After installing the ServiceNow mobile app, users are asked to accept push notifications. When the instance receives the push notification acceptance message from a user, it creates a record in the Push Notification Installations [sys_push_notif_app_install] table. This record is what the instance uses to identify the device + mobile application combination necessary to identify a push notification recipient.The device then: Obtains a token that identifies the device. Triggers the creation of the device in the user notification preferences. Log in to the company instance from the ServiceNow mobile app Logging in automatically subscribes users to the push-specific notifications registered in the Push Default Registration table. Update preferences for receiving notifications on the ServiceNow mobile app Users can enable or disable notifications through Notification Settings in the ServiceNow mobile app. They can set additional notification preferences, such as conditions or filters that affect notification delivery, by using the System Settings window on a desktop or mobile browser. For details, see Setting notification preferences in UI16. Next steps If you are an admin, review the base system notifications and determine if new push message content and push notifications are needed.
