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The in-app notifications feature can be used in your [[model-driven apps]] in order to send notifications to app users. The notifications will be stored in a "notification center" until they are dismissed or expired. By default, notifications expire in 14 days but the expiration date can be modified by a system administrator.
 
The in-app notifications feature can be used in your [[model-driven apps]] in order to send notifications to app users. The notifications will be stored in a "notification center" until they are dismissed or expired. By default, notifications expire in 14 days but the expiration date can be modified by a system administrator.
 
== Good to know ==
 
In-app notifications give the user notifications within the model-driven app and these notifications can be seen when using the app. Other alternatives for notifying users are e.g. using [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/model-driven-apps/clientapi/reference/formcontext-ui/setformnotification form notifications] (with JavaScript) and Power Automate Cloud Flows to send e-mails or using the Microsoft Teams connector to have messages in Teams. With [[Plugins]] you can use the [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/developer/data-platform/best-practices/business-logic/use-invalidpluginexecutionexception-plugin-workflow-activities InvalidPluginExecutionException] in order to e.g. prevent saving a row as part of some business logic.
 
  
 
== Microsoft Resources ==
 
== Microsoft Resources ==

Revision as of 17:24, 2 December 2021

In-app notifications
Use Cases Send messages to users within model-driven apps
Public preview 2021-08-26
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The in-app notifications feature can be used in your model-driven apps in order to send notifications to app users. The notifications will be stored in a "notification center" until they are dismissed or expired. By default, notifications expire in 14 days but the expiration date can be modified by a system administrator.

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