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Create your first Subscriber group

A Subscriber Group will allow you to leverage the Q-Flow embeddable component, ensuring your subscribers only have access to the Topics which you authorise. Topics can easily be added or removed via the Subscriber groups, allowing you to have complete control, reducing unnecessary data processing or regulatory concerns for you and your Subscribers.

To create a Subscriber group:

  1. Open the Management Portal.
  2. Select Settings in the left sidebar menu.
  3. Select ‘Subscriber Groups’ from the environment settings menu
  4. Press the Create Subscriber Group button.
  5. Give the Subscriber Group a unique name.
  6. Add a description to the Subscriber Group.
  7. Select the applicable Topic(s) for the Subscriber Group. A drop-down list will show you the available Topics you can select against the Environment. One or many topics can be associated to a Subscriber Group.
  8. Press the Create button.
  9. You can now copy the Subscriber Group ID to your clipboard.

Q-Flow embeddable Subscriber Component

The Q-Flow embeddable Subscriber Component is a custom web component designed to seamlessly integrate subscriptions management into your web applications. It utilises an iframe to load content from a specified API and subscriber session token, providing a simple yet powerful way to embed subscription-related functionalities. Allowing your Subscribers to self-service which events they want to subscriber to, whilst also configuring their retry policy and webhook URLs.

Please refer to our API documentation for the latest API specifications.

In order to create a Subscriber Group Session Token for the embeddable component, you’ll need a Secret Key, along with the Subscriber Group ID.

The Subscriber Group ID can be conveniently accessed and copied to your clipboard by navigating to the ‘Subscriber Groups’ page under the Environment settings.

Once you have successfully created your first Subscriber Group ID and generated a Subscriber Group Session Token, you can now review our guide to using the NPM package on GitHub.