Deep linking: open pages via app links
Understand how txmai:// links open a specific page directly in the Arcili app from notifications, emails and shared links — and why sign-in is required first.
Deep linking lets a link open a specific page directly in the Arcili app — for example a particular property or company — instead of just opening the home screen. It powers notifications, emails and shared links, so you land exactly in the right place with a single tap.
1What an app link looks like
An Arcili deep link uses the txmai:// scheme followed by the path to the page you want to open. The path is the same one you see in the app's address bar.
Scheme — txmai://
Path — ejendomme/12345
Full link — txmai://ejendomme/12345
When the device opens a txmai:// link, the app automatically translates the path to the matching route and navigates there. A few examples:
You don't have to write these links yourself. They are generated for you — for example in a push notification or a shared URL — and open the right place when you tap them.
2Where links come from
Deep links work from several sources, so you can always jump straight to the relevant page:
- Notifications — tap a push notification and the app opens the page that notification is about.
- Email — links in emails from Arcili take you into the app.
- Browser and shared links — a shared URL opens the same location on mobile.
On desktop you share with a normal web URL from the browser's address bar instead — it opens the same page in a tab. Deep linking with the txmai:// scheme is for the native mobile app.
3Sign in first
Most pages in Arcili are protected. If you tap a deep link while you're signed out, the app sends you to Log ind first — and remembers the page you were heading to.
Once you sign in, the destination opens automatically, so you don't have to navigate to it manually again.
If you don't have access to the module the link points to, the page won't open. Ask your team administrator to enable the module for the team.