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| - | == [[Loyalty Web Services]] == | + | == [[Push Messaging SDK]] == |
| - | The HelloWorld Loyalty Web Services are designed to be a method on how to interact with the Human Loyalty platform that your organization is running with HelloWorld, Inc. It contains a variety of interactions related to membership interactions, catalog and reward requests.
| + | Targeted push messaging distributes notifications, offers, and updates with simple code implementation using our partners at IBM. Visit the IBM Knowledge Center for mobile push notification documentation. |
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| - | <li>[[Loyalty Web Services|Visit the HelloWorld Loyalty Web Services Page »]]</li> | + | <li>[http://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMRK7_3.0.0/AppPush/kc_welcome_apppush.html Visit the IBM Knowledge Center »]</li> |
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| - | == [[Mobile SDK]] ==
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| - | The HelloWorld Mobile SDK is designed to be an easy and practical way to retrieve a list of active promotions your organization is running with HelloWorld, Inc. Once you retrieve a list of active promotions, you can use the SDK to launch a given promotion using an instance of the SDK's built-in web view controller, where the specified promotion will be loaded into a customizable web view and presented to the user - all while remaining in your mobile application.
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| - | Additionally, version 2.0 of the SDK introduces support for our new Push Notification Service, allowing you the ability to subscribe users to receive push notifications, and allows for the ability for users to fine-tune which types of notifications they will receive via the SDK's built-in push preferences view controller.
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| - | <li>[[Mobile SDK|Visit the HelloWorld Mobile SDK Page »]]</li>
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HelloWorld Web Services API uses a REST architecture for communication between your client and the HelloWorld servers. This is the same architecture used by the web, so you can explore the API with a web browser.
Targeted push messaging distributes notifications, offers, and updates with simple code implementation using our partners at IBM. Visit the IBM Knowledge Center for mobile push notification documentation.
