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Subscribing to booking push notifications

Learn how to subscribe to booking push notifications, including working with the settings and how the notifications display.

 

Which plans include this feature?

Legacy:  Soho, Pro, Plus, Enterprise, Flex
New:  Starter, Growth (Subscription), Growth (Per Booking), Managed
→ Learn more about our new plans or how to change your plan.


Where can I find this feature using the top menu?

User Name > Profile

What more do I need to use this feature?

  • An Admin or Staff account.
  • Admin or restricted permissions to Create bookings and View items, products, and assets.

Enabling push notifications

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Be alerted via in-app notifications when new bookings are created by Customers and/or Staff.

 

Push Notification Settings

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Push Subscribe

To configure notifications, follow these steps.

  1. In your account Profile, select the Account Settings tab.
  2. Click on the button Subscribe to Push Notifications.
  3. Choose whether to be notified of new Customer bookings, new Staff bookings, or both.
Remember to click Save to save your changes.

 

Alert

Be sure to allow your browser to Show notifications from Checkfront. This step may vary depending on your browser and system settings.

For example, in Google Chrome, the Privacy and Security setting Sites can ask to send notifications can be enabled to allow notifications to display. Learn more here.

 

Push Notification Display

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Push Display

You have a new booking! notifications display briefly once new Staff or Customer bookings are processed, depending on your settings.

Notifications include options to view the related invoice or navigate to the Booking Index to investigate the new bookings further.

 

Common Issues & Solutions

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Listed here are common errors or situations you may come across when using Push Notifications:

Alert
  • Push Notifications unavailable on this device. 

    This error may be caused by ad blockers or disabled notifications in your browser. How these features or settings are adjusted is specific to your browser.

    For example, in Google Chrome, the Privacy and Security setting Sites can ask to send notifications can be enabled to allow notifications to display. Learn more here.

 

 

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