How to Use WPS Offline Push Settings on Windows

Use Offline Push Settings through 6 how-to topics, all available directly in the admin console, and choose a topic from the index to get started.

How-to Index

How-to Guide

1. Open the offline push configuration page

Entry path: Enterprise Management page → WPS Collaboration → Collaboration Middle Platform → Offline Push Configuration

1. Sign in to the WPS 365 admin console.
2. Click WPS Collaboration in the left navigation pane.
3. Click Collaboration Middle Platform.
4. Click Offline Push Configuration to open the page.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The page shows app identifier content or push configuration entries.
• Next action available: You can continue to create an app identifier or open certificate settings.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: If you do not enter the collaboration middle platform first, the offline push configuration entry may not appear.
• Environment note: Appropriate backend access permissions are required.

2. Create an app identifier

Entry path: Offline Push Configuration page → App Identifier → Create App Identifier

1. Open the Offline Push Configuration page.
2. Stay on the App Identifier tab.
3. Click Create App Identifier.
4. Enter an app identifier such as com.xiezuo.demo.
5. Make sure the identifier contains only letters, numbers, underscores, and periods.
6. Make sure it contains at least one segment, uses periods to separate multiple segments, and starts each segment with a letter.
7. Confirm that the identifier is not duplicated, then click OK.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The new app identifier appears in the list.
• Next action available: You can continue to configure push certificates or edit the identifier.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: The identifier cannot be created if its format does not meet the rules.
• Environment note: Duplicate identifiers cannot be created.

3. Manage app identifiers

Entry path: Offline Push Configuration page → App Identifier list → Actions

1. Find the target identifier in the app identifier list.
2. Review details such as the app identifier, creation time, and update time.
3. Click Configure Push Certificate to open the related setup page.
4. Click Edit Identifier if you need to adjust the name.
5. Click Delete if you need to remove the identifier.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The target identifier and its related information are visible in the list.
• Next action available: You can open certificate settings, edit, or delete the identifier.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: Deleting an identifier before confirming whether it is still in use.

4. Configure an iOS push certificate

Entry path: Offline Push Configuration page → Configure Push Certificate → iOS

1. Click Configure Push Certificate in the app identifier list.
2. Open the iOS tab.
3. Enter the app Bundle ID.
4. In the authentication method area, select P12 (push certificate).
5. Upload the standard certificate file.
6. Enter the certificate key.
7. Optionally upload the VOIP certificate and key.
8. Select Development or Production.
9. Click Save Configuration.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The iOS configuration can be saved successfully.
• Next action available: You can return to the list and continue maintaining other platform settings.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: Selecting an environment that does not match the actual usage environment.
• Environment note: Prepare the certificate files and keys in advance.

5. Configure Android multi-vendor push

Entry path: Offline Push Configuration page → Configure Push Certificate → Android

1. Open the push configuration page and click the Android tab.
2. Select the vendor you want to configure on the left side.
3. Enter the Android app package name.
4. Enter the App ID.
5. Enter the App Secret.
6. Enter the channel ID.
7. Add any other vendor-specific parameters shown on the page.
8. Click Save Configuration.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The selected vendor parameters are saved.
• Next action available: You can switch to another vendor and continue configuration.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: Mixing parameters from different vendors and causing inconsistent settings.
• Environment note: Obtain the required parameters from the corresponding vendor platform in advance.

6. Configure a HarmonyOS push certificate

Entry path: Offline Push Configuration page → Configure Push Certificate → HarmonyOS

1. Click the HarmonyOS tab on the push configuration page.
2. Follow the on-screen guidance to create a service account key on the HarmonyOS developer platform first.
3. Paste the downloaded JSON file content into the input box.
4. Click Upload to upload the related certificate file.
5. Click Save Configuration.

Success Criteria

• Interface result: The HarmonyOS configuration is saved successfully.
• Next action available: You can return to the app identifier list and continue management.

Tips While Using

• Common mistake: Starting the upload before preparing the full JSON content or certificate file.
• Environment note: Complete the required preparation on the HarmonyOS developer platform first.