Preparing Firebase data for integration with GetResponse
GetResponse uses Firebase to send notifications to mobile apps (Android, iOS). It needs to be enabled in GetResponse because it’s used to authenticate users in your app and send push notifications. Project ID and Private key need to be prepared. Follow the steps to get them:
- Visit the Firebase Console Website
- Access the Firebase Console website by navigating to firebase.google.com.
- Create a Firebase Project (If you don’t have one)
- Click on Create project.
- Follow the on-screen instructions to choose a project name and select your country/region.
- Click Create Project.
- Access Project Settings
- Navigate to the Project Settings page by clicking on the gear icon (settings) next to your project name.
- Copy the Project ID
- From the General tab, locate the Project ID and save it for later use.
- Generate Private Key
- Go to the Service accounts tab.
- Look for the button labeled Generate new private key and then click it to save access data in a JSON file.
The private key will be used for authentication between GetResponse platform and Firebase. Keep it confidential and never store it in a public repository.
You now have the necessary configurations to integrate Firebase with GetResponse and to add your mobile app. Proceed to your GetResponse account to complete the process.
