Browser push
Works in the web dashboard. On your first visit, the browser asks permission to send notifications — accept it.1
Allow notifications
If you declined before, you have to re-enable it in the browser’s site settings. aciona.me cannot ask again after a refusal.
2
Keep the browser open or in the background
Browser push is delivered by the service worker; the browser must be running (the tab does not have to be open).
Browser push is great during working hours and not enough outside them. For overnight on-call, use the mobile app.
Mobile push
During onboarding, the last step automatically detects active devices linked to your account. To complete the test:1
Sign in to the app with the same account
Open aciona.me on your phone and select the organization you created in the web dashboard.
2
Allow notifications
Grant the system permission. The device appears in the wizard without reloading the page.
3
Confirm the test alert
The test uses
warning severity and follows the real pipeline. Once the push appears, confirm “I received it on my phone” in the wizard.The wizard separates “incident created” from “push received”: only your confirmation means the notification physically appeared on the device.
- Android
- iOS
aciona.me uses a dedicated notification channel for
critical incidents, with:- Its own alarm sound, distinct from ordinary notifications.
- Do Not Disturb bypass, once you grant the matching permission.
- Full-screen notification, so the incident shows up even on a locked phone.
Severity and push
This is a deliberate hygiene decision: informational alerts should not wake anyone. If something needs a page, send it withwarning severity or above.