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Explore the latest Pushfire guides to integrate and manage your audience. Learn how to efficiently use our endpoints, workflows, and tools.
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Explore the newest Pushfire resources to integrate, manage, and optimize your audience. Access practical guides, usage examples, and up-to-date documentation to make the most of our endpoints, workflows, and tools.
SMTP connector
Send transactional email through your own mail server from a single From email. Default port is 465 with TLS. Ports 25 and 587 are blocked by the host. Alternate ports such as 2525 and 2587 are supported.
Multi Condition Node
The Multi condition node splits a PushFire workflow into ordered If branches plus Else. Tag conditions inside a branch are AND; the first matching branch wins. Unmatched subscribers take Else.
Stop Node
The Stop node ends a subscriber journey at that point. Later nodes on the same path do not run. On a Condition or Multi condition lane, only that lane exits.
Public and Secret keys
Platform Public (pf_pk_) and Secret (pf_sk_) keys: allowed actions, rotation, and how to store each credential.
Legacy credentials and migration
Keep the deprecated Legacy key while you adopt Public and Secret, then revoke Legacy when production is verified.
Restricted keys
Create named Restricted keys (pf_rk_) with a custom scope set for least-privilege integrations.
API keys
Public, Secret, Restricted, and Legacy credentials: how PushFire authenticates API calls and where to manage keys in the console.
Coming Soon
Mailchimp, SendGrid, and Twilio connectors shown as Coming Soon in the console—and how to contact the team.
Getting Started for Developers
Prerequisites, API Token, available stacks, and verification flow for integrating PushFire with your app or backend.
Console
Map of the PushFire Console sidebar—sections, roles, and links to detailed guides for each workspace area.