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davidhicks_dps
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February 2, 2016
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Card that calls the subscription feature within iOS

  • February 2, 2016
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A simple, but definite request. Highly urgent, and justifiable... can someone give me a clear reason why this doesn't exist, and if this is on the roadmap for the next drop?

Thanks all.

David

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    Best answer by KristyDuncan

    Sharing information I posted on another thread re: banners that also relates here ...


    Exploration areas include an HTML Card enabling full customization and API access and a way to invoke the purchase flow. These items do not yet have delivery targets but are under consideration.


    Kristy

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    rperez_bonnier
    Level 4
    February 2, 2016

    I second that.

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    Adobe Employee
    nathanm206Adobe Employee
    Adobe Employee
    February 2, 2016

    A specific subscription banner is not on the roadmap for the next drop and is not a priority at this time.

    We are currently working on features that will enable our customers to extend the capabilities of their content through a set of extensibility APIs. This is a fairly large effort and one that will evolve over time. We plan to release the initial set in Q1, and follow up with additional APIS, plus features to extend banner capabilities (e.g. “HTML cards”). I believe that with these APIs and extending content capabilities we’ll provide our customers more options for engaging their end-users.

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      davidhicks_dpsAuthor
      Level 5
      February 9, 2016

      Hi Nathan, thanks for your response.

      We're looking for two things:

      • banner / card that envokes the iTunes subscription dialog between the customer and the app

      • banner / card that envokes the third-party entitlement sign-in.

      Both these are vital for consumer publishers, and I am absolutely *amazed* it's not something you see as a priority at this stage.

      Customer journey to purchase and subscription sign-in user experience is no.1 on so many publishers' lists.

      Thanks

      David

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        rperez_bonnier
        Level 4
        February 9, 2016

        I agree.

          KristyDuncan
          Adobe Employee
          KristyDuncanAdobe EmployeeAccepted solution
          Adobe Employee
          April 1, 2016

          Sharing information I posted on another thread re: banners that also relates here ...


          Exploration areas include an HTML Card enabling full customization and API access and a way to invoke the purchase flow. These items do not yet have delivery targets but are under consideration.


          Kristy

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          chris42
          April 12, 2016

          I'm looking for this feature too. It's essential need and common ask from many of our clients.

          It doesn't even need to be a card. Just give us a navto: or goto: link and we can create accordingly.

          Grant_Fritch
          Grant_Fritch
          Level 3
          April 12, 2016

          Agree with Chris and David.  It still surprises me on this issue.  As Adobe advertises AEM Mobile as the benchmark enterprise solution, there are many items missing that were available for the last 3 years with DPS.  It has been made clear that DPS is ending and developing in it is a dead end street.  We need these ASAP.  Hiding the 'Sign-in" function is a serious problem for users.  That, and the ability to make a subscription purchase needs to be upfront in the Browse page

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          JeffBurrows
          Level 2
          April 15, 2016

          I strongly second Mr. Fritch's sentiment!

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