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# Notification configuration

The **Build configuration for notifications** section ensures that your app is set up correctly to send push notifications to users. Configuring notifications within your app requires setting up essential credentials for both iOS and Android platforms to enable seamless delivery of alerts and updates.

Within this section, you’ll find:

* Guides on configuring push notifications for iOS and Android
* Steps to integrate Firebase for Android push notifications
* Instructions for setting up Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) for iOS
* Best practices for testing and troubleshooting notification delivery

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Proper build configuration is crucial to ensure that push notifications reach your users effectively, keeping them engaged and informed about updates, offers, and other important information related to your app.


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