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# Send Push Notification

### Recommended Setup:

Configure this action within a custom workflow triggered by user interaction, scheduled notifications, or specific app events.

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### Steps:

1. Create a Custom Workflow or select an existing workflow for sending notifications.
2. Add the OneSignal Push Notification action.
3. Configure the following properties:
   * **App ID**: Enter your OneSignal app ID.
   * **User ID or IDs**: Provide a comma-separated list of OneSignal player IDs (external user IDs) to target specific users.
   * **Body Text**: Enter the main message content of the notification.
   * **Heading Text**: Set a heading for the notification.
   * **URL**: Add an optional URL for redirection when the notification is clicked.
   * **Icon URL**: Provide an icon URL to display a small icon on the left side of the notification.


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