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Send App Inbox messages

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App Inbox is a pull-based channel: Pushwoosh stores the message, and the app fetches it the next time a user opens it. Delivery doesn’t depend on a live push token, only on a registered device, so App Inbox messages reach users a push notification alone might miss.

To send a one-time Inbox message, go to Campaigns > One-time messages, click Send message, and choose Inbox message. The form has five steps: Content → Audience → Sending time → Actions → Review.

Send message dropdown on One-time messages showing Inbox message between Push notification and Email

Select message type

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Choose Marketing message or Transactional message:

  • Marketing message: respects frequency capping. Excludes the global control group.
  • Transactional message: bypasses frequency capping. Sent to the global control group too.

Select or create App Inbox content

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Search for an existing App Inbox preset, or click Create new to build content inline. Either way, the content editor is the same one used for App Inbox presets — pick a layout type, then fill in the fields for that layout.

Select audience for the Inbox message

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Audience selection reuses the same options as one-time push: Send to segment, Send to specific users, or Send to all subscribers.

Target platforms is limited to the platforms that support an inbox. Web and messenger platforms don’t appear in the list.

Choose when to send

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  • Send immediately — the message is placed in the inbox as soon as you send.
  • Selected time — schedule the message for a specific date and time.
  • Best time — available only together with Notify with push below. For a pull channel, the moment you publish doesn’t decide the moment a user sees the message, so Best time has nothing to optimize on its own.

Notify with push

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Toggle Notify with push to also send a push notification when the message lands in the inbox, so the user learns about it right away instead of at their next app open. When enabled, select a push preset to send alongside.

Set expiration

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Choose how long the message stays in the inbox: 7, 14, 30, or 90 days, or a specific date. The default is 30 days — longer than the retention on the legacy Save to Inbox toggle, because an Inbox message needs to survive until the user’s next app open, not just until the next day.

Set frequency capping

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Choose one of the same three options as push frequency capping: Use Global frequency capping settings, Ignore Global frequency capping, or Use custom frequency capping.

App Inbox counts against its own frequency capping channel, separate from push. Capping App Inbox never blocks or delays a push notification, and the other way around.

On the Actions step, choose what happens when a user taps the message: no action, a link to a web page, a deep link, or a Rich Media page.

Review and send

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Review content, audience, platforms, and scheduling, then click Send now or Schedule message.

You can also deliver Inbox messages from a journey. See App Inbox.