Content Fetch in APN Campaign

Content Fetch labels behave exactly like user attributes. If you can insert {{ first_name }} into a push title, you can insert {{ product_price }}.

Insert Content Fetch Label

Log in to the Netcore CE panel and follow the steps below to use content fetch in campaigns.

1. Open the APN campaign editor. Refer here to learn more how to set up App push notification campaign.
2. Enter the details for the campaign like Title, Body, Image URL, or Deep Link. (These fields accept Liquid tags)
3. Click the Personalisation icon, choose Content Fetch, pick your active Content Fetch source, and select the label you want.

Example title:

Hey {{ first_name }}, your pick is back at ₹{{ product_price }}

Conditional logic

Because labels are Liquid variables, use them inside if, case, and for blocks:

{% if stock_status > 0 %}
  Back in stock at ₹{{ product_price }}.
  Only {{ stock_status }} left.
{% else %}
  Sold out again. We'll let you know.
{% endif %}

Connection State

Every connection moves through a defined set of states, which controls what you can do and whether the connection is usable in the editor.

Manage a connection: edit, deactivate, remove

Active connections expose three actions. Each opens a confirmation pop-up listing every campaign and journey that could be affected, with Okay to proceed and Cancel to back out.

Deactivate vs. Remove: Deactivate is reversible and non-breaking for existing campaigns; Remove is permanent and blocked until nothing depends on the connection.

Failure Handling and Fallbacks

Content Fetch is built to degrade gracefully rather than break a send.