Broadcasts
Broadcasting messages to your users has never been easier with our streamlined feature. Whether you need to announce a new product, share updates, or engage with your audience, our broadcast tool ensures your message reaches the right people at the right time. Discover how to set
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Broadcasting messages to your users has never been easier with our streamlined feature. Whether you need to announce a new product, share updates, or engage with your audience, our broadcast tool ensures your message reaches the right people at the right time. Discover how to set up and optimise your broadcasts for maximum impact.
Effortlessly send messages to your users with our broadcast feature. Just a few simple settings are needed to get started.
Navigate to "Broadcasts" from the left sidebar and click on "+ New Broadcast" to begin.
To set up your broadcast:
Assign a title for the broadcast (for your reference only)
Choose a sub flow
Apply conditions to determine who will receive the broadcast message
TIP: To send the message to all users, use the condition "If User Id has any value".
Complete the remaining settings, such as message type and sending time, then click "Save". Need help choosing a message type? Visit:
If you set the schedule to "Now", the message will be sent immediately after you click "Save". Otherwise, you can cancel the broadcast anytime before it is sent.
This is also where you can review your broadcast history and data.
Setting: Max Users Per Minute
Introducing the Max Users Per Minute Feature
We've added the Max Users Per Minute setting to the broadcast feature, allowing you to manage the speed at which broadcast messages are delivered.
To use this feature, go to Create New Broadcast and select a broadcast type that supports it.
Then, in the settings, select the Max Users Per Minute option. The maximum setting is 200 users per minute.
This feature is particularly useful if you want to avoid sending broadcasts too quickly to a large audience. Slowing down the process can make the communication feel more gradual and human, enhancing the user experience.
The Max Users Per Minute setting lets you control how many users receive the broadcast message each minute. This helps to send messages more gradually, making the broadcast seem more natural and less automated.