# Widget

### Opt-in/ Popups options

Popups and opt-ins are categorized into three types, each attached with a specific tag:

1. **Email Marketing**: Popups designed to collect customer information for email campaigns.
2. **Web Push Marketing**: Popups using browser-based prompts for web push notifications.
3. **SMS Marketing**: Popups specifically crafted to gather information for SMS marketing.

This offers you the option to select different type of popup to match your need:

* Popup asking for customer information
* Popup with default browser prompt
* Popup without requesting customer information

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### Trigger button

The Trigger button acts as a reminder for customers to re-open the subscription popup (if they haven't subscribed), or to open the Notification board (if they have subscribed)

This section helps you customize the content and position of the button.

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### iOS Widget

Since Push Notification works differently on iOS (details [here](/uppush/technical-support/trouble-shooting/why-doesnt-the-app-work-on-my-iphone.md)), this widget acts as the instructions for customers to follow and share the app to their Home screen.

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### Grant Permission Guide

After customers subscribe to the popup, they might not allow notification permission from browser, this guide displays a short animation to guide them to do so

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### Notification board

When customers have subscribed, and click on the Trigger button, they will see a small panel with past notifications sent to them.

You can choose which types of notifications to be displayed, or even hide this panel

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