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# How can I send push notifications from Emarsys?
[Emarsys](https://www.emarsys.com/en/) is a comprehensive cloud-based B2C marketing automation platform that delivers personal customer interactions across email, mobile, email, social media etc.
You can integrate Batch notifications in your Emarsys scenarios and one-time campaigns:
Batch push notification in Emrasys journey
As this connector uses the Transactional API, you will then be able to track your campaigns stats in the Analytics > Notifications > Transactional section.\
## That sounds great! Where do we start?
As the integration is available on Emarsys dashboard, you will have to contact their support in order for the connector to be activated on your account.
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