Azure Mobile Engagement service has been retired and is no longer available.

Azure Mobile Engagement Android App

The Android Azure Mobile Engagement application.

Increase app usage and user retention with Azure Mobile Engagement.

• Collect real-time analytics that highlight users’ behavior
• Measure and act on analytics using a single dashboard
• Create dynamic segments based on collected data
• Create marketing campaigns/push notifications targeting specific segments
• Send personalized out-of-app notifications, polls, and in-app notifications with rich HTML
• Integrate and automate with CRM/CMS/IT systems using open-platform APIs
• Find SDKs for all major platforms: iOS, Android, Windows, Windows Phone

Screenshots from the AzME Android project.

Getting Started

Download Source Code

To get the source code of our SDK and sample via git just type:

    git clone https://github.com/Azure/azure-mobile-engagement-app-android.git
    cd ./azure-mobile-engagement-app-android/

Configuration

Test locally the emulation of the SDK or create your own AzME campaigns to test push notification, Web Announcement, Poll or Data Push. Keep in mind that you have to set up same categories as specified in AndroidManifest.xml and AzmeNotifier.java

    <activity android:name=".ReboundFullScreenInterstitialActivity"
    >
      <intent-filter>
        <action android:name="com.microsoft.azure.engagement.reach.intent.action.ANNOUNCEMENT"/>
        <category android:name="INTERSTITIAL"/>
        <category android:name="WEB_ANNOUNCEMENT"/>
        <data android:mimeType="text/html"/>
      </intent-filter>
    </activity>

    private static final String IN_APP_POP_UP_CATEGORY = "POP-UP";
    private static final String INTERSTITIAL_CATEGORY = "INTERSTITIAL";

Run the app : use your own AzME Endpoint

To test the SDK and AzME Platform, configure your Endpoint in AzmeApplication.java

    final EngagementConfiguration engagementConfiguration = new EngagementConfiguration();
    engagementConfiguration.setConnectionString("Endpoint=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX");
    EngagementAgent.getInstance(this).init(engagementConfiguration);

You have to configure an Endpoint otherwise you cannot test the app correctly with the SDK. You also have to configure your own GCM project ID in the AndroidManifest.xml.

    <meta-data
      android:name="engagement:gcm:sender"
      android:value="XXXXXXXXXXXX\n"
    />

Documentation

Official documentation is available on Azure Mobile Engagement Website

License : MIT

Azure Mobile Engagement App Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation

All rights reserved.

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