You can choose specific Flipbook components to subscribe to.
This way, you only get the notifications that matter to you, your team, and your business.
Manage your subscription preferences here:
📖 In this article:
You should (probably) subscribe
Why?
By subscribing to the iPaper Status Page, you’ll receive real-time notifications whenever there’s an incident or scheduled maintenance.
How is that helpful for you?
This helps you stay informed and react quickly if anything affects your customers’ experience or your daily workflow.
Won’t you get spammed a lot then?
Well, by choosing which components you would like to receive notifications about, you only get the updates that truly matter to you.
How to subscribe to specific iPaper Status Updates
First, go to status.ipaper.io
1. Click “Subscribe to updates"
We support several methods for subscribing:
Good for keeping yourself up-to-date:
A. Email
B. SMS
Good for keeping an entire team or company informed:
C. Slack
D. Teams
Good for other channels or sources where custom events need to be sent:
E. Webhook
2. Choose your method of notification
3. Input your email
4. Click “Subscribe"
5. Confirm your email
6. Set your subscription preferences for Flipbooks. Click here for explanations for each component.
7. Remember to click “Save”.
How to change your preferences
Which components you get status updates for can be edited by following the same steps as outlined above.
Please note that you may receive a one-time password (OTP) from iPaper via email to input before you can manage your preferences.
💡 Tips & best practice
If you’re unsure which components to subscribe to, you can subscribe to all and then unsubscribe from specific component notifications if they’re not bringing value to you.
Review your selections occasionally, especially if your iPaper usage changes.
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Keeping your subscriptions tailored ensures you only get the updates that truly matter to you - and that is well worth spending 2 minutes of your time setting up:
And, if you’re unsure specifically what the different components within Flipbooks refer to, then read on!
Flipbooks components explained
Click the arrows to see a short explanation for each component.
Viewer
Viewer
The Flipbook Viewer is your reader’s experience: the digital catalog itself.
Admin
Admin
This covers the area where you manage your Flipbooks, folders, and settings. Subscribe to stay updated on events that could affect your Flipbook management workflow.
Backend API
Backend API
The bridge between iPaper and your connected systems. If you use custom integrations or rely on API calls for automation or reporting, this is worth following.
Display Viewer
Display Viewer
Handles the visual presentation of Displays. Subscribe if you use Displays in your Flipbooks.
Pop-ups
Pop-ups
If your Flipbooks rely heavily on pop-ups, you’ll want updates from this component.
Auxiliary Sites
Auxiliary Sites
Custom sites related to Flipbooks.
PDF Processing Service
PDF Processing Service
Responsible for converting uploaded PDFs into Flipbooks.
SSL Processing Service
SSL Processing Service
This service acquires and renews SSL certificates for Branded Domains in Flipbooks.
Email Processing Service
Email Processing Service
Handles system-generated emails, such as order or quote-request emails from customers in your flipbooks and other notifications.
Feed Processing Service
Feed Processing Service
Processes product feeds. Subscribe if you use live product feeds with Enrichment Automation or automated content updates.
FTP Services
FTP Services
Manages file transfers through FTP integrations.
pay.ipaper.io
pay.ipaper.io
Supports payments to iPaper made through direct links in your invoice. If your company pay via those links in your invoices, we recommend subscribing to this.
tools.ipaper.io
tools.ipaper.io
Includes various tools used for Flipbook setup and testing, such as calculating DPI, splitting a PDF or exporting a Flipbook.
splittest.ipaper.io
splittest.ipaper.io
Supports split testing tool.