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Push Templates

Overview

The Push Template defines the mobile or in-app notification that will be delivered when this workflow triggers. It’s concise and ideal for real-time alerts.

A Notification Template must be activated and added to a Process to be sent. Learn how to set up Processes here.

  • Inactive templates cannot be sent.

  • Templates not added to a Process cannot be sent.

Steps to Complete

  • Click into the Subject field and type a short and clear subject (e.g., LEAD Status=WORLD_CHECK).

Keep it short and action-oriented, it's the first thing the user sees in a push alert.

  • Click into the rich text editor below the subject and type the message you want the user to receive.

  • Then, select the icon that best suits the purpose of your message.

Detailed List here:
  • Bell – General Notification

  • Checkmark – Success

  • Exclamation – Warning

  • Info – Informational

  • Upload – File/Document-related

  • Lock – Security/Permission

  • Folder – File/Directory

  • Chart – Report/Performance

Choosing the right icon helps categorize and visually distinguish the notification.

👉 Refer here for detailed steps.

Object Fields and Current Value

  • Click and choose from the Object Fields dropdown.

  • Once selected, the Current Value will auto-populate with a placeholder (e.g., [[${id}]]).

  • Click Insert to place the field into the message body.

Create a Link (Optional)

If you want to include a clickable link in the notification:

  • Click Create Link.

  • Fill in the required fields:

    • Object Fields: Choose a field to dynamically generate link data.

    • Current Value: Will show the placeholder (e.g., [[${id}]]).

    • URL*: Enter the post-domain path and query parameters copied from the platform (can also contain placeholders).

    • Display Text: The clickable text that will appear in the email (e.g., Lead).

The URL field should only include the path and query part of the link — not the full domain name.

✅ Correct: /detail/lead?id=[[${id}]]

❌ Incorrect: https://reluna.com/detail/lead?id=[[${id}]]

  • Click OK to insert the link, or Cancel to exit without saving.

The ${FRONTEND_URL} is automatically replaced by the platform’s domain during email generation. However, the path after the domain (for example /detail/lead?id=...) must be manually defined in the link.

Save the Notification Template

  • After setting up:

    • Recipients (via Message section)

    • Criteria (conditions)

    • Email & Push Templates

  • Click the Save button to save the notification template.

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