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Groups that store and use data that is only available in a specific group: Groups that limit the number of push notifications sent to each contact.ДЇor more information, see вЂ‹Define Contact Message LimitationвЂ‹.

Define an explicit sendout-time for each group in the group settings.ДЇor more information, see вЂ‹Sendout Options (tab)вЂ‹. Groups that send messages to contacts at a certain time. Groups to take advantage of group settings: One group for every app or for every operating system (iOS, Android). Groups to check membership levels and contact development: Set up your groups to match your internal workflow. Use the groups to define sendout configurations and collect additional app-specific profile data. If you connect several apps to Engage, you can create a different group for each app.Дifferent groups let you select a contact list for a specific goal (for example, to promote a special offer for all users of an app). This requires at least one dedicated group. To evaluate the effectiveness of your contact management in the mobile push channel, you need to differentiate mobile push messages from messages sent in other channels. Only use this setting in groups that send exclusively in the mobile push channel.ДЇor more information, see вЂ‹Create a Mobile Push GroupвЂ‹.

This means that contacts who are deactivated for email can still get push notifications. If a group only sends push notifications, you can configure your group settings to send messages to system-wide deactivated users without harming your overall deliverability. Unlike email, push notifications do not cause deactivations in Engage. If you send push notifications and email messages in the same group, contacts who are deactivated due to email cannot receive push notifications. When Engage deactivates a contact, the contact is deactivated system-wide in all channels. This protects the deliverability of your email messages. ExampleД®ngage deactivates email contacts who do not want email or are not able to receive email. To prevent the unintentional deactivation of a contact or skipped messages, set up separate groups for each sendout channel (email, SMS or mobile push). If you use the same group for different channels, the group settings can cause conflicts. You define configurations, restrictions, and sendout options in the group settings of each group. The group determines which contacts get a push notification when you do a sendout. Sendouts are always processed in the context of a group. Dedicated Groups for Mobile App SendoutsвЂ‹Д®ngage manages contacts in groups. To prevent duplicate profiles for the same contact, define the merging attribute before you add new channels to your Engage system.ДЇor more information, see вЂ‹Merge ProfilesвЂ‹. The merging process in Engage is based on attributes and must be defined before you start to use the system. As soon as Engage recognizes that a contact already exists in another channel, the system automatically combines the profile data. If an existing contact subscribes on a different channel or installs various apps, Engage merges the new profile data into their profile. Profile MergingвЂ‹Д®ach contact in Engage has a single profile.

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To take full advantage of managing different channels in a single application, it is important to understand basic concepts in Engage. The Mobile App Manager helps you create and send push notifications, configure your sendout settings, and manage your contacts in Engage. The Mobile App Manager integration connects your mobile apps to Engage.

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