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title: "Android Push"
slug: "android-push"
updated: 2026-08-26T12:37:09Z
published: 2026-08-26T12:37:09Z
canonical: "learn.servitly.com/android-push"
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# Android Push

Notify your users through push notifications on Android devices.

![](https://configuration.servitly.com/plugins/android_push/images/bG9nby5wbmc=)

In order to use this plugin, you need a Firebase project, so you need to:

1. Enter the [Firebase console](https://console.firebase.google.com/) with your Google Developer account.
2. Create a new project associated with your DPS.
3. Add a new Android App under the created project.
4. Within the App settings general panel, you can copy the *Project ID*.
5. Go to the *Service Account* tab, and click *Generate New Private Key.*

A JSON file will be downloaded.
6. In the Console you can now enable the *Android Push* notification plugin and enter the Project ID and Private Key file.

## Plugin Configuration

To enable this plugin, you need to:

1. Go to the *Integrations / Plugins* page.
2. Select the *Notifications* category.
3. Locate the *Android Push* card.
4. Click on the card switch to activate the plugin.
5. Enter the *Project ID* and the *Service Account Private Key File.*
6. Save.

Here is the list of all the properties that can be used in the plugin configuration.

|  | PROPERTIES |
| --- | --- |
| *Project ID* | The identifier of the Firebase project. `Type: STRING \| Mandatory` |
| *Service Account Private Key File* | The private key file of the service account configured in the Firebase project. `Type: FILE \| Mandatory` |
| *~~Server Key~~* | The server key associated with the Firebase project. > [!CAUTION] > **DEPRECATED**: This authentication mechanism has been deprecated, and you must use the *Service Account Private Key.* `Type: FILE \| Mandatory` |

## Test Connection

By clicking the *Test Connection* button, you can test whether the plugin is configured correctly.

Before clicking it, you must:

- Install the mobile app on your Android device.
- Login to the DPS from the mobile app.
- In the plugin, fill the *Test Email* with the same email used to log in from the mobile app.