Get started with Apple Messages
Build one useful conversation from beginning to end.
Bring your business identity, a real customer task and the systems that can complete it. Prepare the native experience and the team behind it, then test the full journey before opening your entry points.
Bring the pieces together.
Use this checklist to prepare your first conversation with Bird.
Start with a customer request you know well.
Choose a useful first journey and connect it end to end. Once the business, service team and application work together, extend the same foundation to more native experiences.
Choose the task and the result
Pick a request your team already understands: a product question, a studio visit, an order check or a repair assessment. Write down what the customer needs, how the conversation starts and which business record proves it is complete.
Explore customer journeysPrepare the business and team
Bring together brand details, registration owners, service destinations and operating hours. Connect the Apple business to Bird and name the people responsible for customer requests, account access and the systems involved.
Prepare the business registrationBuild the native experience
Use rich messages to present the options, a form for relevant details and a time picker when the next step is an appointment. Add authentication, Apple Pay and Wallet wherever the customer task needs them.
Explore the native interactionsConnect and test the business action
Return the customer’s choice to your application, validate it and confirm the recorded result. Test an unavailable option and a human handoff alongside the successful path, using an authorized conversation on supported devices.
Read the integration guideComplete review and open the entry points
Work through the required Apple review, verify the approved configuration and prepare your service team. Check that website, app and supported discovery entry points open the intended business and carry useful context.
Plan customer entry pointsImprove the next conversation
Review completed requests, unresolved cases and the steps that need help. Connect channel activity to the business result, then use the findings to improve the content, routing or connected workflow.
Explore journey measurementBring the full experience into your launch plan.
Some native experiences need additional preparation. Include them in the plan from the start so the right business owners, credentials and review steps are ready together.
Invitations and customer choice
Use approved templates and explicit opt-in when inviting a customer to continue a defined service in Messages. Prepare acceptance, decline and the alternative service path.
Plan approved invitationsPayments, identity and Wallet
Connect merchant and payment processing, the customer’s identity provider and your signed-pass service. Review the complete booking or purchase journey across those systems.
Plan native checkoutFollow the practical guides
Put it into practice.
Continue with the documentation, guides and examples for this topic. Resources are in English.
Prepare your first complete experience.
Bring one customer task and the people responsible for registration, service and the connected business system.