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Custom-attribute audience targeting for flash messages

GA since Sep 2026

Mobile app users can be subscribed to custom-attribute audiences, such as interest in sports, at device registration, and each flash message can target a chosen audience.

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help.salesforce.com Evidence for GA · Sep 2026
Platform
Salesforce Marketing Cloud Next
Capability
In-app messages · Channels
Vendor's name
Send High Throughput Flash Messages to Targeted Mobile Audiences
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  1. GASep 2026
    First recorded 27 Sep 2026 · recorded from the source history · vendor release notes · help.salesforce.com ↗

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    Summary rewritten

    Before: New flash message type sends high-throughput mobile messages to targeted audiences.

    After: Mobile app users can be subscribed to custom-attribute audiences, such as interest in sports, at device registration, and each flash message can target a chosen audience.

    The new part of the Winter '27 note is audience targeting by custom attributes; flash sending itself is the Spring '26 pilot, now generally available. Evidence: help.salesforce.com ↗

  2. Classification

    Classification: SMS, MMS & RCS → In-app messages

    Flash messages go to mobile app users, not SMS; classified like the flash notifications record. Evidence: help.salesforce.com ↗

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