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Schedule weekly OneSignal push notifications to keep mobile app users engaged

This template runs on a weekly schedule and sends a OneSignal push to the app or segment you pick. Set the heading and message on the OneSignal step.

Connect OneSignal and put the App ID and REST API key on that connection. Use it for a recurring reminder, digest, or promo that should go out the same day each week.

Updated Sep 16, 2026Est. run: 6sEst. cost: $0.0004
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What this template does

  • Sends a OneSignal push on a weekly schedule
  • Uses the app or segment you pick
  • Keeps the OneSignal REST API key on the OneSignal connection
  • Lets you set heading and message once and reuse them each week

How it works

1
Trigger

Run once a week

A schedule starts the scenario on the weekday and time you set.

2
Action

Send the OneSignal push

OneSignal delivers the heading and message to the app or segment you choose.

Setup guide

1

Set the weekly schedule

Add a schedule. Pick the weekday and time the push should go out.

2

Connect OneSignal

Add a OneSignal connection. Put your OneSignal App ID and REST API key on that connection.

3

Write the push

On the OneSignal send step, set heading, message, and the segment or player audience. Run once by hand to confirm a device receives it, then leave the weekly schedule on.

Requirements

A OneSignal app with an audience that can receive pushes
A OneSignal App ID and REST API key stored on the OneSignal connection
The weekday and time the weekly push should send

FAQ

Common questions about this template

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