SFMCSdk Android (8.1.5)

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Use the SDK to easily incorporate inbox functionality into your mobile app. All active inbox messages download to the mobile device each time the app is brought to the foreground.

Enable Inbox Messaging during SDK initialization

Marketers can create an Inbox Only message to deliver the message silently to the inbox or an Inbox+Alert message to include a push notification with the inbox message.

Find convenience methods for refreshing the inbox and getting, reading, and deleting messages in the InboxMessageManager.

Mark Inbox Read on Notification clicked for Alert + Inbox Message

When configuring the SDK, enable or disable the markMessageReadOnInboxNotificationOpen feature in the MarketingCloudConfig to automatically mark an inbox message as read upon the user tapping on the notification.

Use Case

Sort Inbox Messages by Sent Date

To sort inbox messages in your custom inbox implementation, use the value of sendDateUtc from the inbox message returned by getMessages and other getters.

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