Adalo Push Notification using OneSignal

I’m working on an Adalo app where I need to use push notifications using OneSignal. The problem I’m facing is when I test the app on mobile and allow notification permission, My OneSignal user didn’t get push token and my user subscription status is “Never Subscribed“.

That “Never Subscribed” issue usually means OneSignal isn’t getting the push token from your Adalo build it’s often a small setup issue with the App ID or how the SDK initializes during the first load.

I’ve fixed this before a quick check of your config and build settings usually gets it working right away. Want me to take a quick look and help you get it running?

Yes, You’re right and to do that I need to add OneSignal android SDK to my Adalo app. But there’s not an option to do so. I’m using Adalo free plan, I think that’s the reason why this isn’t working. Is there any way to integrate OneSignal SDK to Adalo without upgrading the plan?

You’re absolutely right

the free plan doesn’t support adding SDKs directly. But no worries, I can still make OneSignal work using their API. This way, we can send push notifications without upgrading your Adalo plan for now. Later, if you ever move to a higher plan, I can help you integrate the full SDK version too.

Hey @Arooba!

Depending on your use case and user flow, you’ll likely need to set up a Custom Action or connect through a tool like Zapier or Make using the OneSignal REST API. These options are available on paid plans, but you can always use your free trial to test things out first and make sure it works the way you want before upgrading.

It might also be possible to integrate the OneSignal SDK directly, though that would mean creating a Custom Component or working with a developer to build one for you.

We’d love to hear from anyone in the community who has tried this before! If you’ve set up OneSignal with your Adalo app, share your experience below so others can learn from it too :blush:

-Jessi

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Is the guide to using scheduled notifications ready?

The easiest way to get scheduled notifications in Adalo is by using Adastacks. I did in past, I’m not 100% sure is still working.

adalo released a scheduled notifications feature

Nadav, Jessi and the team is still preparing the documentation which should be out soon! If you’re dealing any issues with that feature, create a new topic in the forum and we are happy to help! :raising_hands:

Eugen, Nadav is mentioning about the new feature release! : Adalo

I appreciate it. Let me know how it’s going to work.

I think the option to add OneSignal App ID in Adalo’s settings only present in paid plan.

@Arooba I’ll tell you more: built-in integration of Adalo and OneSignal does not exist. And there is no place to add any OneSignal AppID in Adalo’s settings.

As @Jessi.Frye mentioned, you may need to create custom component to make this work. There is React Native SDK React Native SDK setup - OneSignal, so in theory this may be possible. But there are a lot of open questions, e.g. how to store key properly, how to make iOS builds, etc.

Best,
Victor.

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Oh Okay!! Thank You @Victor

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