SP4i-Push

24/7 Notifications from Your IBM i with SP4i-Push

Warning : this application is part of a larger program for your IBM i. If you havent installed the progam on your IBM i, or if you dont have an IBM i, this application cant work.

Every day you receive hundreds of emails from colleagues, customers, news sources, social networks, vendors, friends and more.

Sometimes you just want to cut through the clutter to see exactly what’s happening with your IBM i business operations.

Of course you have your favorite 5250 emulator over your VPN, but you need to actually log on to check if there is something important for you.

SP4i-Push makes your life easier.
It tells you the status of your IBM i operations — at a glance.
You can use SP4i-Push to send messages from your IBM i in two different forms:
•Push messages to any Smartphone or Tablet running iOS.
•Emails to any mailbox

It’s easy to set up. Messages are sent using a simple call to our API that you can insert in any of your programs, including batch CL administration programs or business applications.

It’s secure. SP4i-Push uses a simple but reliable registration process to ensure that your IBM i sends messages only to approved people, and that each mobile device can receive push messages from only your IBM i.

It’s flexible. Your system can send messages to:
•One particular person
•A group of people (i.e. the IT Department or Field Maintenance Engineers or the VIP Customer Group)
oYou can create any number of groups
oOne registered user can be linked to any number of groups
•All registered users

It’s visual. You create the text for each message and assign an Urgency Level from 1 (information only) to 5 (emergency). These levels are translated into color on the screen of your mobile device to immediately convey the urgency of the message. The message content contains the details, and SP4i-Push adds the serial number and partition number of the IBM i sending the message.

Its powerful. You can receive mobile messages from any number of partitions and any number of IBM i servers.