Which notifications does my site send to individual readers?
Switch on replies to comments, account and security messages, receipts, and privacy and complaint updates.
Switch on replies to comments, account and security messages, receipts, and privacy and complaint updates.
Create an Apple push key, upload the .p8 file with your key id, team id and bundle id, and switch iPhone push on.
Android push is handled for you by default. For advanced setups, add your own Firebase service account.
Turn on web push, add Android and iPhone push keys, choose when to ask readers, and pick which one-to-one notifications are sent.
Set the number of days a deleted story waits in the trash before it is deleted for good.
Choose whether a retracted story keeps its text under a notice or shows only the headline and the notice.
Turn on bell notices for missed deadlines and for stories waiting too long in one stage.
An approval rule says which stories need extra checks and who may publish them. The owner can always publish.
The duplicate check warns when a new story looks like one you published recently.
Set approval rules for risky stories, what readers see after a retraction, trash days, reminders and the duplicate check.
Turn on a simple /links page with up to 20 buttons, a short bio, your latest post and a newsletter box.
See your sites in other languages, open their admins, and buy a new site in another language on keynate.com.
Each language is its own website. See your site's language, change it on keynate.com, and manage your sites in other languages.
Choose whether a future Keynate News app may show your headline, summary and picture with a link back to your site. It is off until you turn it on.
Add a webhook so another system is told when a story goes live, is corrected, and more. Messages are signed.
The Overview shows services Keynate calls for your site. A failing service is paused for a short time and retried.
Give each app its own key and choose what it may do, when it expires and from which addresses it may call.
Create API keys so other websites and apps can read your stories, and see how your integrations are doing. Most sites do not need this.
See features made for your kind of site. Switch on free ones, show them in your admin, or buy paid ones on keynate.com.
Connect MSG91 with your DLT details so readers can sign in with their phone. WhatsApp is not available yet.