Follow the instructions below to help us debug the issue.

1. Check if the "Push Notifications Enabled" is YES/NO in the APP DATA section on the Freshchat web interface for a conversation started from a specific device to see if you have managed to send the push token from that device.
   
2. If you've followed the steps shared in the integration guide you should see that the push notifications enabled should be marked as 'YES'. If it is 'NO', follow the instructions shared below:

For Android:

If you haven't already integrated FCM, do so by following the instructions here. After following FCM steps for integration, follow the below two steps to connect Freshchat and FCM:

Step 1: Send Registration Token

Step 2: Handle FCM Message

Step 3: Check if you've saved the right FCM key

Step 4: Sharing the Conversation ID

Step 1: Send Registration Token

In the app's implementation of FirebaseInstanceIdService, send the token to Freshchat as follows:

@Override

public void onTokenRefresh() {

String token = FirebaseInstanceId.getInstance().getToken();

Freshchat.getInstance(this).setPushRegistrationToken(token);

}

Step 2: Handle FCM Message

In the app's implementation of FirebaseMessagingService, pass the RemoteMessage object to Freshchat if it is a Freshchat notification.

@Override

public void onMessageReceived(RemoteMessage remoteMessage) {

if (Freshchat.isFreshchatNotification(remoteMessage)) {

Freshchat.getInstance(this).handleFcmMessage(context, remoteMessage);

} else {

//Handle notifications with data payload for your app

}

}

Note: Key length is restricted to 160-180 characters.