Firebase Transactional Notifications

I’m reaching out to request a new feature that would greatly enhance the push notification capabilities for app owners using Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM).

Feature Request:

Please provide a method to access or capture the fcm_token (Firebase device token) for each app installation, either through:

  • An API or webhook that delivers the token to a specified backend endpoint, or
  • An in-app setting that allows the app to send the token to our own server.

Why This Matters:

Access to the fcm_token would allow us to:

  • Send personalized or transactional notifications to individual users directly from our backend systems or website
  • Improve notification targeting beyond global or topic-based broadcasts
  • Enable integrations with CRM or marketing automation platforms

This would open up advanced and secure communication flows that are currently only possible in fully custom-built apps.

I’d greatly appreciate it if your team could consider adding this to your roadmap or let me know if there’s already a supported method to retrieve device tokens.

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Hi @juncn,

Thank you for your thoughtful and well-explained feature request.

At AppMySite, we currently use Google Firebase for managing push notifications. However, Firebase does not natively support direct access to individual FCM tokens in the way you’ve described within no-code platforms like ours. Due to platform constraints and privacy considerations, exposing device tokens directly is not supported by default in our current architecture.

That said, we completely understand the value of having access to device tokens for advanced use cases such as personalized notifications, CRM integration, and transactional messaging.

We encourage you to submit this request via our Product Roadmap portal so it can be formally tracked and reviewed by our product team:
:link: https://updates.appmysite.com/ → Click on “Suggest a feature”.

Once submitted, our team will evaluate the feasibility of implementing this feature. If it aligns with our development goals and is technically viable, we’ll consider adding it in a future update.

We appreciate your input and look forward to seeing your suggestion on our roadmap!