• How to use the Noticeable JavaScript SDK? 📜

  The Software Development Kit (SDK) enables controlling Noticeable components from your JavaScript code. For instance, it allows rendering Widgets, listening to events, as well as performing actions such as opening, closing, or doing fancy stuff with any Widgets. Loading the Noticeable JavaScript SDK | The 2-lines code snippet you get for installing a widget already loads the Noticeable SDK. There is no extra actions required to use the SDK. In the case you need to get the most recentFew readers

• How to use the Noticeable API?

  The Noticeable API implements GraphQL, a flexible and powerful alternative to REST. It allows defining precisely the data to fetch and alter, all in a single call. Authenticating with GraphQL To communicate with the GraphQL server, you'll need an Access Token. Only organization owners are allowed to manage tokens. If you are a project collaborator, contact your organization owner to get a token. The GraphQLFew readers

• How to disable the Newspage Subscribers feature?

  The Subscribers feature allows collecting email addresses of users who are interested by your updates, directly from your Newspage. If you are using another solution for this purpose or simply don't have a need for this feature, you can disable it as follows: Open a the Noticeable dashboard. Select Newspage in the left menu. Identify an settings group named Customization. Disable the switch Collect email addresses: ![](https://storage.crispFew readers

• How to listen to events with the Noticeable JavaScript SDK?

  The Noticeable JavaScript SDK allows listening to events. Supported Event Types Here are the event types that you can listen to: widget:closed widget:header:link:clicked widget:opened widget:publication:comment:created widget:publication:reaction:created widget:publication:reaction:updated widget:publication_summary:clicked widget:publication:unread_count:changed widget:publication:unseen_count:changed wiFew readers

• How to forward publications by email?

  Noticeable allows collecting email addresses of people who are interested by your product updates: Using collected addresses, you can automatically forward an email to interested users when a new publication is published. Configuring your project to forward updates by email Open the Noticeable Dashboard. Click on **EmaFew readers

• How to Configure Okta Single Sign-On with OIDC?

  Configuring Okta Single Sign-On with OpenID Connect Okta is an identity and access management platform. Its SSO solution allows users to log into a variety of systems using one centralized process. This configuration guide explains how to link Noticeable with Okta for Single Sign-On using OpenID Connect (OIDC). Contents Supported Features [Requirements](/en-us/article/how-to-configure-okta-sFew readers

• How to use Noticeable on mobile devices? 📱

  Learn how to keep users updated on Android, iOS, and more.Few readers

• How to identify users? 👥

  The Noticeable Identify call lets you tie a user to their actions and record traits about them. It includes a unique User ID and some optional traits you know about the user, like their avatar, email, and name. ||| Although this method offers convenience in certain scenarios, it falls short in preventing impersonation. We recommend to configure end-user authentication instead. Configuring user identification The identify call must be mFew readers

• How to use custom icons with Noticeable widgets?

  When using a Noticeable widget with triggers of type Floating icon or Icon you can use pre-defined images or your own custom image. How to set a custom image icon? Open the Noticeable dashboard. Select your project. Click to Widgets from the left menu. Select your widget and click on its name to open it for edition. In the right menu, open the Trigger panel. Find the option Icon Type and select Custom. Enter the URFew readers

• Okta user provisioning integration with SCIM

  Noticeable supports account deactivation and reactivation with Okta through SCIM. Supported Features The following provisioning features are supported by Noticeable at present: Push User Deactivation: Deactivating the user or disabling the user's access to the application through Okta will deactivate the user in the third-party application (Noticeable). Reactivate Users: User accounts can be reactivated in the application. Other Okta provisioning features are not implementFew readers

• How to Configure Okta Single Sign-On with SAML?

  Configuring Okta Single Sign-On with SAML Okta is an identity and access management platform. Its SSO solution allows users to log into a variety of systems using one centralized process. This configuration guide explains how to link Noticeable with Okta for Single Sign-On using SAML. Contents Supported Features [Requirements](/en-us/article/how-to-configure-okta-single-sign-on-with-saml-12Few readers

• How to configure user deactivation with Okta (full steps)

  Noticeable supports account deactivation with Okta through SCIM. Supported Features Noticeable supports basic SCIM 2.0 provisioning operations: user deactivation and user reactivation only. Other operations are not implemented. | Deactivating a user means removing access to login, but maintaining the user's Noticeable information as an inactive user. Requirements SCIM support is available to customers who are on the Noticeable Enterprise plan. Getting your SCIM authorization valFew readers

• How to create and organize publication templates for reuse?

  Do you want to create publication templates that you can easily reuse when you have a new announcement, product update, or incident to write about? A publication template is a publication with predefined content and options. In other words, it's a publication that you can easily identify and reuse to serve your purpose. In Noticeable you have at least 2 manners to keep your publication templates organized and easy to use: Labeling template publications directly inside a project with a dFew readers

• Email Subscription Form

  The email subscription form widget simplifies the task of collecting data from your email subscribers. Whether you're a solo developer kickstarting a new side project, or a major corporation with millions of users, the process of creating, implementing, and beginning to compile data on subscriber interest has never been more straightforward. As for any Noticeable widget, you can create and edit options for your widgets from the Noticeable dashboard with no code. Once you include the widgetFew readers

• How to delete a Noticeable project?

  To delete a Noticeable project, start by opening the Noticeable dashboard. Then, click the toothed wheel wheel next to Project Overview in the left navigation: This opens a page to edit your project settings. Scroll to the bottom of this page, open the Danger Zone settings group and click the button Delete Project: ![](https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/websiteFew readers

• Adding the Noticeable app to a private Discord channel

  Noticeable integrates with Discord so you can announce publications directly in your channels. Setting up the integration is simple. First, open your project in the Noticeable dashboard. Then, click "Integrations" in the left navigation. Under the Discord section, click "Setup" and follow the instructions displayed on the screen. By default, the Noticeable app has permission to publish in public channels on your Discord server. If you want to post in private channels, you need to manuaFew readers

• How to Upgrade from Legacy Timelines?

  **As of February 1, 2021, we renamed Timelines to Newspages. The backend has also been completely rewritten to improve security and better handle the scale. As part of these changes, DNS records for your custom domain must be changed and Newspages must now be embedded in your pages as a Noticeable Widget by using our new JavaScript SDK. The change is purely technical. Your Newspage aesthetic will remain the same. ** || Legacy Noticeable Timelines have been deprecated on February 1, 2021 and staPopular

• How to upgrade from Legacy Widget?

  || The legacy widget (version 1) is deprecated and will stop working after March 31, 2021. As of February 1, 2021, we introduced a new JavaScript SDK to render widgets and work with them. The solution is more interoperable, flexible, reliable, and easier to use. This is made possible by introducing major and breaking changes. Here are the steps for a safe upgrade: Create a new widget from the Noticeable dashboard (select Widgets in the left menu and cliFew readers