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Tyler Hatch

hey so i saw the fix in the other thread about android notifications

tried it on my samsung galaxy s23 and still nothing

went into settings > apps > fieldpulse > notifications and everything looks enabled

even turned off battery optimization like the post said

but im still not getting the push when dispatch assigns me jobs

idk if samsung does something different with their one ui thing

anyone else on samsung having this problem or am i just unlucky lol

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    Tyler — Samsung's One UI is notorious for aggressive background app killing. The battery optimization setting you found is only half the battle.

    Pro tip: Go to Settings > Battery > Background usage limits and make sure FieldPulse is in "Never sleeping apps." Also check Settings > Apps > FieldPulse > Mobile data and ensure "Allow data usage in background" is on.

    I've seen this fix it for Galaxy S21 through S24 models. The other Android brands handle this more gracefully.

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    in my experience samsung does their own notification priority thing that breaks half the apps out there

    try Settings > Notifications > Advanced settings > Notification history — see if FieldPulse is even attempting to fire

    if it's not there then the app is getting killed before it can push

    if it is there and you're just not seeing them, check Do Not Disturb and notification categories

  • 0 in reply to Art Kowalczyk

    ok so i checked the notification history like you said

    fieldpulse is there but it says "blocked by DND"

    except i dont have DND on???

    this is so stupid lmao

  • 0 in reply to Tyler Hatch

    Samsung has a hidden "Sleep mode" that activates based on your usage patterns. Check Settings > Modes and Routines > Sleep — it's basically DND with a different name and it hijacks notification delivery.

    Pro tip: You can also go to Settings > Notifications > Do not disturb and expand "What can interrupt Do not disturb" to add FieldPulse as an exception.

    I keep a list of these Samsung-specific gotchas because they change the setting names every One UI update.

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    Hi Tyler! Happy to help with this — Samsung devices do require some additional configuration beyond standard Android.

    Josh's suggestion about Sleep mode is spot on. Here's the complete checklist we recommend for Samsung Galaxy devices:

    1. Settings > Battery > Background usage limits: Add FieldPulse to "Never sleeping apps"
    2. Settings > Battery > More battery settings: Disable "Adaptive battery"
    3. Settings > Apps > FieldPulse > Battery: Set to "Unrestricted"
    4. Settings > Modes and Routines: Check if any automated mode is blocking notifications

    We've also documented this in our Help Center: Enabling Push Notifications on Mobile

    If you're still not seeing notifications after these steps, could you share your One UI version? We can check for any Samsung-specific changes in recent updates.