How can I import my existing subscriber database to PushAlert?

How can I import my existing subscriber database to PushAlert?

To import subscribers we require the subscriber endpoint list (tokens) from your previous provider along with the FCM or VAPID configuration used. Once we have both we will begin with the import which would take about 48/72 hours. Once done, the service worker update will begin on your website and once updated you will be able to send notifications to old and new subscribers.


Importing existing subscriber base is only possible if you are using your own HTTPS domain or sub-domain and used your own FCM/VAPID configuration with the previous provider.

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