Chargebee is a subscription management and recurring billing application that helps SaaS and SaaS-like enterprises streamline revenue operations. Chargebee works with the world's most popular payment gateways.
OneSignal is a simple and intelligent service that sends push alerts to any device. OneSignal offers millions of notifications delivered reliably, as well as segmentation and targeting, automated delivery, localization, compatibility for all major app development tools, and real-time analytics.
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Triggers when customer details such as first name, last name, email, billing address, etc., are updated.
Triggers when a customer is created.
Triggers when a new invoice is generated(with line item support).
Triggers when a payment is collected successfully.
Triggers when a subscription is created.
Triggers when a payment fails.
Triggers when a subscription is cancelled.
Triggers when a subscription is scheduled for cancellation.
Triggers when subscription details such as custom fields, billing information, recurring items etc., are modified.
Triggers when a subscription is paused.
Triggers when a paused subscription is resumed.
Triggers when you have one or more new notifications created.
Updates next billing date of a subscription.
Creates a new customer in Chargebee.
Creates a new subscription along with the customer in Chargebee. This action does not support adding subscription to an existing customer.
Pauses a subscription in Chargebee.
Records an offline payment for unpaid invoices.
Resumes a paused subscription in Chargebee
Updates customer details in Chargebee.
Add a new device in the app.
Sends a new push notification to one or more devices with advanced settings.
Send a simple push notification to all devices.
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Chargebee is a payment gateway. It offers subscription billing and recurring payments. There are several features that make it unique. Some of the features include:
Subscription management. Chargebee provides detailed information on subscriptions, including available credit and total value of monthly subscriptions.
Payment gateways. Chargebee offers multiple payment gateways for recurring payments. Examples are Stripe, PayPal, and Authorize.Net.
Billing reports. Chargebee provides billing reports that track billings and refunds to customers. These reports are accessible to administrators and users with appropriate permissions.
Backup services. Chargebee has a backup utility that backs up data from databases to servers in the cloud.
Credit card payments. Chargebee supports credit card payments for customers with expired cards or those that are non-US residents.
Automated renewal. Chargebee can automatically renew subscriptions after their expiration date. This feature is useful for organizations that want to ensure that they receive payment even if customers forget to renew manually.
Customer support. Chargebee has an online knowledge base featuring articles on how to use the platform effectively. Users can also contact customer support through email and telephone. Support agents can also be contacted through Skype, live chat, and video chat platforms like Google Hangouts, Facebook Messenger, and WhatsApp.
OneSignal is an app notification provider. It has a wide range of features that make it versatile for developers, including:
Real-time push notifications. Users can receive push notifications in real time based on keywords or geographic locations. Other notifications are also possible, such as the detection of users who have installed apps but have not used them for a long time.
Geo-fencing. OneSignal uses geo-fencing to send push notifications based on geographic locations. Geo-fenced coordinates can be set by administrators or developers depending on their preferences. For example, if a user is in a specific place on a map for more than X minutes, it sends a notification about something related to what the user sees at that location.
Integrations with other applications. OneSignal integrates with other applications to make it easy for developers to send push notifications using their existing software development kits (SDKs. SDKs supported by OneSignal include React Native, Swift, Objective C, Java, PHP, Python, C#, Ruby, Go, NodeJS, Android, iOS, and ReactJS. This makes it easy for developers to integrate notifications with their applications using existing software frameworks.
iOS SDK. Push notifications sent through OneSignal’s iOS SDK can be sent without being limited by Apple’s restrictions on push notification services. This means that messages can be sent to all iOS devices even if they are offline or the app has been deleted from the device’s memory. Apple does not approve of this feature because it could abuse the privilege for malicious purposes, such as spamming people about products or services unrelated to their interests. However, app developers who want a higher level of customization can choose to use OneSignal’s iOS SDK and bypass Apple’s restrictions on push notifications.
Android SDK. Push notifications sent through OneSignal’s Android SDK can be sent without being limited by Android’s restrictions on push notifications. This means that messages can be sent to all Android devices without being limited by the amount of daily notifications allowed by the system or by the number of unread messages that are currently present on the device at the time of sending a notification. As with Apple’s iOS SDK, app developers who want a higher level of customization can choose to use OneSignal’s Android SDK and bypass Android’s restrictions on push notifications.
Push Notification API (PNAPI). OneSignal supports PNAPI, which enables cross-device messaging. This makes it possible for mobile app developers to create a single user registration page that allows users to log into their account through any device they choose without having to register as separate accounts on each device. This feature is particularly useful when developing applications that are used on both mobile and Web browsers. When a user first logs in on one device using the same email address, he/she will be logged in automatically on other devices using the same email address without having to provide credentials again.
OneSignal is able to send push notifications where users have consented to receiving them; however, some users choose not to accept these notifications during registration or at a later time. In these cases, OneSignal cannot send notifications until the user accepts them from within chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings so that push notifications can be enabled. If users do not accept push notifications within chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal, then users will not receive push notifications from OneSignal or other third-party mobile application developers who use OneSignal’s services for sending push notifications to users who do not accept them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal. It is important for web application developers to register their web apps with OneSignal so that they may enable push notifications for their users; otherwise, users will not receive notifications from those apps because they will never have accepted them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal before they try to use the apps on their mobile devices. If these apps do not have integrated push notifications at all then they may find that their mobile application usage is low because users will receive no notifications about the apps unless they install them on their devices first and then accept them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal after installing them on their devices. The aim of this integration is to ensure that users can register for web apps through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal and receive push notifications from those apps even if they do not accept them from chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal before trying to use the apps on their mobile devices; otherwise they will not be able to receive any push notifications from those apps even if they try using the apps on their mobile devices later because they will have not accepted them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal at all when registering for them in the first place! Furthermore, it is important for mobile application developers who use OneSignal services for sending push notifications through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal themselves to register their mobile apps with OneSignal so that they may enable push notifications for their users; otherwise, users will not receive notifications from those apps because they will never have accepted them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal before trying to use the apps on their mobile devices! On the other hand, mobile application developers who use OneSignal services for sending push notifications through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal themselves should register their mobile apps with OneSignal so that they may enable push notifications for their users; otherwise users will not receive notifications from those apps because they will never have accepted them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal before trying to use the apps on their mobile devices! If these apps do not have integrated push notifications at all then they may find that their mobile application usage is low because users will receive no notifications about the apps unless they install them on their devices first and then accept them through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal after installing them on their devices! Also, because these apps are registered with OneSignal already developers don’t need to worry about registering them again when integrating with chargebee-platform.com because registration is handled by chargebee-platform.com when integrating! Chargebee gives its users complete contrp over which apps get permission to send them push notifications through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal; therefore users can choose whether or not they want those apps to send them push notifications in the first place! Therefore it makes sense that when integrating with chargebee-platform.com developers should give users who have already registered with Mobile App Developers using chargebee-platform.com contrp over which Mobile App Developers using chargebee-platform.com get permission to send them push notifications through chargebee-platform.com or from within app settings directly from OneSignal so that users can choose whether or
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