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iOS overview

iOS SDK

Build with the iOS SDK

Use BTXClientKit for customer messages, Community, Help Center, campaigns, feedback, telemetry, feature flags, and push notifications.

Choose the capabilities your app needs

BTXClientKit exposes one BTX facade for configuration, customer identity, telemetry, feature flags, feedback, customer messages, Community, Help Center, and in-app campaigns. Start with one capability or enable them together.

Install BTXClientKitAdd the Swift package to an iOS 17+ app.
Configure the SDKChoose capabilities and provide a publishable client key.
Identify customersUse one stable identity across BTX features.
Open customer messagesPresent the native messenger from your interface.
Add in-app campaignsShow targeted announcements as native cards and banners.
Open CommunityLet customers share ideas, upvote, comment, and hear from the team.
Open Help CenterPresent published articles and open one by ID.
Collect feedbackOffer a compact feedback composer with optional media.
Theme SDK surfacesMatch customer messages, Community, and feedback to your app.
Log telemetryAttach structured product events to the active customer.
Evaluate flagsRead customer-targeted flags and react to changes.
Add pushNotify customers about replies outside the foreground app.
Browse the APIFind the public facade and supporting types.
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Use one integration order

  1. 01

    Install and configure

    Add BTXClientKit, then call BTX.configure(...) once during app startup.

  2. 02

    Identify the customer

    Call BTX.identify(...) after authentication or session restoration.

  3. 03

    Connect product surfaces

    Wire customer messages, Community, Help Center, feedback, telemetry, or feature flags into your app. For in-app campaigns, signal readiness after the signed-in screen is ready.

  4. 04

    Add push only when needed

    Foreground messaging works without APNs. Add push when customers need reply notifications while the app is inactive.