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About Line

Line is a messaging platform used by over 200 million people, primarily across Japan, Thailand, Taiwan, and Indonesia. As an automation node, it allows workflows to send text messages, images, stickers, and rich interactive content to Line users and groups, and receive incoming messages that trigger automated response workflows and chatbot interactions.

Businesses with customers or operations in Asia-Pacific markets use the Line integration to automate customer communications, send transactional notifications, and build chatbot experiences on a platform their audience already uses daily. Instead of manually messaging customers through the Line app or relying on separate chatbot platforms, Line messaging becomes part of your broader business automation stack.

Osher connects Line messaging into multi-channel communication workflows using n8n. Our AI consulting team helps organisations build automated customer engagement systems that send order confirmations, appointment reminders, support responses, and targeted marketing messages through Line alongside email, SMS, and other messaging channels, giving your customers a consistent experience regardless of which platform they use to reach you.

Line FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of messages can I send through the Line integration?

Do I need a Line Official Account to use this integration?

Can I receive messages from Line users and trigger workflows?

Is the Line integration suitable for businesses targeting the Australian market?

How does Line handle message delivery for large audiences?

Can I personalise Line messages with customer data?

How it works

We work hand-in-hand with you to implement Line

Step 1

Create a Line Official Account

Register a Line Official Account through the Line Business portal. Then create a Messaging API channel in the Line Developers Console to obtain your channel access token and channel secret.

Step 2

Configure API Credentials

Add your Line channel access token to your automation platform’s credential store. This authenticates all message sending and receiving operations through the Line API.

Step 3

Set Up Webhook for Incoming Messages

Configure the webhook URL in your Line channel settings to point to your automation platform’s listener endpoint. This enables your workflow to receive and respond to messages from Line users.

Step 4

Design Your Message Templates

Create the message formats you want to send. Choose between simple text messages, rich template messages with buttons, carousel messages for product showcases, or confirmation messages for user actions.

Step 5

Build Send and Response Logic

Configure workflow nodes to send messages based on triggers from other systems. For incoming messages, add conditional logic to route different message types to appropriate response handlers.

Step 6

Test with Your Line Account

Send test messages to your own Line account to verify formatting, delivery, and interactive elements. Test incoming message handling by sending messages to your Official Account and confirming the workflow responds correctly.

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