The Notification Center offers users a centralized hub within their employee experience to effortlessly access and manage notifications. It alerts them to new campaigns and journeys, and highlights post activity and important items requiring attention.
Refer to our knowledge base article for an indepth look into its functionality.
Notification Center endpoints use user-based authentication. This means you must authenticate with OAuth 2.0 (Authorization Code flow) — also referred to as JWT authentication or OAuth as a user, so that each request runs in the context of a specific user.
Tokens issued this way include scopes such as notification_center and feeds.read, which allow a client to fetch and manage a user’s notifications.
Mobile Push Notifications
For mobile push notifications, user sessions and notification delivery are handled separately. Even if an SSO or app session expires (for example, after 24 hours), push notifications continue to be delivered as long as the user remains logged in on the device.
To access Notification Center endpoints again after a session expires, the user must re-authenticate through OAuth as a user.
The Notification Center endpoint allows front-end and back-end processes. Review our use cases for a closer look.