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TMS FNC Push NotificationsTMS Software

Universal Delphi & C++ Builder push notification management components for VCL, FMX, and TMS WEB Core, with secure, modular, multi‑platform support.

Product details

TMS FNC Push Notifications provides universal push notification management components for Delphi and C++ Builder developers working with VCL, FMX, and TMS WEB Core applications. The framework is designed with a single high‑performance multi‑platform codebase, enabling developers to integrate secure push messaging capabilities into desktop, mobile and web applications. Its fully modular component structure offers high flexibility and customizability, allowing different application architectures to incorporate push messaging without reliance on third‑party providers. This ensures full data control, end‑to‑end ownership of infrastructure, and the ability to send secure push notifications from any supported platform to web applications.

Features

  • Full compatibility with VCL, FireMonkey, and TMS WEB Core
  • Single high‑performance multi‑platform codebase
  • Modular components for customizability and maximum flexibility
  • Ability to send secure push notifications from all platforms to web applications
  • No third‑party services required — full data control remains with developers
  • Works across the universal FNC ecosystem (same component behavior across frameworks)

Benefits

  • Total independence from external providers: No third‑party messaging services required, ensuring complete ownership of infrastructure and data privacy.
  • One codebase across platforms: Build once, deploy across VCL, FMX and WEB Core environments.
  • Highly flexible architecture: Modular components allow developers to tailor push notification workflows to their application needs.
  • Improved security: Fully controlled push notification channel reduces exposure to external data processors.
  • Unified development experience: Consistent FNC component design makes implementation straightforward across multiple frameworks.