# SDK integration

*This guide assumes that you've already followed the* [*iOS*](/developer/sdk/ios/prerequisites.md) *and* [*Android*](https://github.com/BatchLabs/product.tech-documentation-gitbook/blob/master/android/prerequisites/README.md) *prerequisites.*

*Batch React-Native Plugin requires react-native 0.77 or higher. If you’re using Expo, version 54 or higher is required.*

Batch-React-Native-Plugin is a pure Turbo Module and does not support the legacy architecture anymore since react-native is [freezing the legacy architecture](https://github.com/reactwg/react-native-new-architecture/discussions/290) codebase. If you are still on the legacy architecture and do not plan to migrate on the new one, please use the Batch-React-Native-Plugin v11.

## Integration

Please follow the integration guide according to your application.

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## Your first notification

#### 1. Obtaining Your Device Token on iOS

You can find your device's token using the [debug tool](/developer/sdk/ios/profile-data/debug.md) or locating the token Batch posts to the Xcode console:

```objc
Push token (Apple Push Production): <push token>
```

Based on your *Provisioning Profile*, the token shown in the console will be **Development** *("Sandbox/Development")* or **Production** *("Production")*.

#### 2. Obtaining Your Device Token on Android

You can find your device's token using the [debug tool](/developer/sdk/android/profile-data/debug.md) or locating the token Batch posts to the logcat *(*[*see here*](https://developer.android.com/tools/debugging/debugging-studio) *to know more)*:

```
Batch.Push: Registration ID/Push Token (FCM): <your device token>
```

#### 3. Sending A Test Push

You can send test notifications to your device with a push token. In the push notification creation form, click the ⚙️ and copy your push token in the corresponding field. Hit "Send a test".

![Test push](/files/Wk7XvAZyJuaGOfQoV6lk)

#### What's next

*Congratulations on finishing the integration of Batch Push!*

Here are a couple of extra steps you can take before releasing your app:

* **Small icon / Accent color**: On Android, make sure the [small icon](/developer/sdk/react-native/advanced/customizing-notifications.md#small-push-notification-icon) you are using is **opaque white**. We also recommend you use an accent color.
* **Custom user identifier**: Add support for [custom user identifiers](/developer/sdk/react-native/profile-data/custom-user-id.md) if you are planning to use the [Profile API](/developer/api/cep/profiles.md).
* **Analytics**: Add an [event dispatcher](/developer/sdk/react-native/advanced/event-dispatchers.md) to automatically track your campaigns in your third-party analytics tool.
* **Token import**: [Import your existing tokens](https://doc.batch.com/getting-started/dashboard/customer-engagement-platform/21-cep-profiles/10-import-tokens) if you're coming from another push provider.


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