Swrve is highly conscious of the security and privacy of the sensitive data we report on in our dashboards. We provide an optional Two-factor authentication (2FA) configuration for your user base. Company configuration To view the 2FA settings for your company, on the Your account menu, select Company settings. There are two options: Select Enable to immediately Read More
Swrve supports the use of emojis in all push notification and Conversations campaigns. Emojis in push notification campaigns Push notification campaigns include an emoji picker directly in the notification content editor. To add an emoji to your notification content, on the Content screen of the workflow, select the emoji icon and use the emoji dialog box to Read More
Apple is planning to release iOS 13 and Xcode 11 in early autumn. Due to changes in an internal Apple API, there is some impact on how the Swrve iOS SDK decodes Apple push notification tokens. We’ve prepared this short guide to help you ensure your customers are not affected by this issue. The API Read More
Sites such as Facebook and Twitter provide URLs that make it very easy to post, tweet and share content from outside their platform. Swrve enables you to use these URLs in your in-app messages and Conversations to create effective social campaigns that make app-referring and content-sharing directly from your app a seamless experience. Facebook To encourage users to share Read More
Target your users based on their risk of churning with Swrve’s new churn propensity feature. What are churn propensity scores? Swrve generates a score for each user who has not already churned from your app on a scale of 0 to 100 indicating how likely they are to churn within the next 30 days—that is, Read More
Swrve’s Currency Given KPI gives insight into the type and amount of in-app currency that has been given by the app to the user (without generating any revenue for the app). This KPI helps deal with situations where users are granted an initial amount of in-app currency for joining the app, for completing specific tasks Read More
Reengagement refers to the percentage of users that used the app yesterday and were also active today (regardless of their install date). Reengagement is based on a 24-hour rolling clock and users can contribute to this KPI only once per day. Day 1 reengagement, for example, is the percentage of users who started a session Read More
Swrve can keep track of the amount of revenue generated by each real-currency transaction visible to your app. The Revenue figure displayed on the KPI metrics dashboard is calculated by summing the amounts supplied for each ISO 4217 currency using a fixed exchange rate table (to USD) that is updated from time to time. For more Read More
Swrve does not host images or other assets. If you want to resource A/B test images or other assets in your app, you can create references to your images in Swrve and then A/B test the references. For example, for a web-based app, image URLs (with the images stored on CDNs) could be changed as Read More
There are a few patterns for getting Swrve resource data and A/B test data into your app running on iOS. Direct client query – all resource data One pattern for querying Swrve is to pull down the full resource list from the Swrve servers. Pulling down the full resource list means that any changes made Read More