Message Delivery

Have you encountered these problems?

Application scenarios are complex, with multiple system platforms and vendor channels. Notification rules for platforms and channels change frequently, making it difficult to maintain compatibility and upgrade push platforms. Execution processes are lengthy and inefficient.

Delivery and click rates are low due to channel quota restrictions, message type limitations, limited delivery strategies, the lack of a resend mechanism, closed notification permissions, and poorly timed messages, all leading to poor operational outcomes.

Post-effect analysis is difficult since message receipts and statuses vary across platforms and channels, making it hard to track the message lifecycle and systematically analyze delivery, clicks, and loss data to improve operational strategies.

Operational failures frequently occur due to repeated messages, risky messages containing sensitive words, and test messages mistakenly sent to users. There is no security review or detection mechanism, and no way to retract sent messages.

What Can Tiger Push Achieve?

Tiger supports nine types of messages, enabling developers to perform operational push tasks with ease. It supports custom messages, rich media messages, in-app reminders, short video messages, and geofence messages, meeting operational needs across various application scenarios.

Tiger Push offers rich message styles, including notification bar style, large text style, large image style, drawer style, full-screen style, information stream style, pop-up style, and custom styles. These diverse presentation formats effectively enhance user interest and increase message click-through rates.

Data Statistics and Analysis
Tiger Push provides a complete query of message lifecycles. It supports funnel and loss analysis across platforms and channels and tracks new users, active users, uninstallations, notification permission changes, message delivery rates, and click-through rates. This comprehensive data analysis aids developers in improving operations and making informed decisions.