I want to ask for notification permission only when user is logged in and so the Home page is loaded and current users Device Token is empty.
I was wondering if my WF (image below) was achieving this, because I think in my case, if the current user logged in with another device, the permission prompt won’t appear if he already accepted on his first device.
Do I really need to add this “Only when” statement on step 1 or Bubble is smart enough to ask permission only if this devices notification token is empty?
Your workflow logic is incorrect. Device tokens are device-specific, not user-specific.
Bubble’s “Request permission for push notifications” action automatically checks if the current device already has permission. If permission exists, it retrieves the existing token without showing a prompt. If no permission exists on this device, it shows the permission dialog.
Remove the “Only when Current User’s Device Token is empty” condition from Step 1. This condition is flawed because:
Device tokens are tied to devices, not user accounts
A user logging in on a new device needs permission regardless of other devices
The same user on different devices will have different device tokens
Correct workflow:
“Request permission for push notifications” (no conditions)
“Make changes to Current User” - Device Token = result of step 1 (keep your existing condition)
Bubble handles the permission checking automatically. Your role is just triggering the request and storing the returned token.
