LINE Platform glossary
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# Access token
Token that is used to send requests to LINE Login. Access tokens are issued when a user logs in to an app with LINE Login and agrees to the permissions requested.
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# Beacon banner
Banner that appears at the top of the friends or chats screen of LINE when the user is detected by a beacon. For more information, see Beacon banner.
# Buttons template message
Template message which contains an image, title, description text, and multiple action buttons. For more information, see Buttons template.
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# Callback URL
URL that users are redirected to after logging in with LINE Login. You can set the callback URL for your app in the LINE Developers Console. Use the callback URL for the redirect_uri parameter in the LINE Login authorization request.
# Carousel template message
Template message which contains multiple columns with an image, title, description text, and multiple action buttons that users can scroll through. For more information, see Carousel template.
# Channel
Communication path for using the functions provided by the LINE Platform in the services developed by the provider. You can create channels in the LINE Developers Console.
# Channel access token
Token used to call the Messaging API. Channel access tokens can be issued from the LINE Developers Console.
# Channel ID
Unique identifier of a channel. You can find this value on the "Channel settings" page on the LINE Developers Console.
# Channel secret
Signature key of a channel. You can find this value on the "Channel settings" page on the LINE Developers Console.
# Confirm template message
Template message which has two action buttons. For more information, see Confirm template.
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# Device (LINE Things)
A Bluetooth® device that satisfies the technical requirements for use with LINE Things. See also Creating device.
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# External browser
A web browser that opens outside of the LINE app, such as Chrome, Safari, and Firefox.
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# ID token
A JSON web token (JWT) containing information about a user who has authorized your app. For more information, see ID tokens.
# Image carousel template message
Template message which contains multiple columns with an image that users can scroll through. For more information see Image carousel template.
# Imagemap message
Message with an image which can contain multiple links corresponding to different areas of the image. For more information, see Imagemap messages.
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# LIFF browser
A browser specifically for the LIFF apps. When a user opens a LIFF URL in LINE, the LIFF app opens in a LIFF browser. For more information, see LIFF browser.
# LINE Beacon
Feature which lets your bot receive notifications through webhooks when a connected LINE user enters or leaves the range of to a beacon. For more information, see Using beacons.
# LINE Developers Console
Management tool on the LINE Developers site where you can create and manage your channels and providers.
# LINE Login button
Button that you can add to a web app or native app to let users log in to LINE using LINE Login. For more information, see LINE Login button design guidelines.
# LINE Official Account
Searchable LINE account created for a Messaging API channel. For more information, see LINE for Business (opens new window) website.
# LINE Official Account Manager
Management tool where you can manage and configure your LINE Official Accounts. You can use this tool to make Timeline posts, create an account page, and so on.
# LINE Platform
Platform for integrating LINE services for third party application developers.
# LINE Simple Beacon
LINE Simple Beacon is a specification for beacon hardware for LINE bot developers. For more information, see LINE Simple Beacon (opens new window).
# LINE's in-app browser
A web browser specifically for the LINE app. Using LINE's in-app browser, you can open URLs and browse web apps on the internet without closing the LINE app.
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# Messaging API SDK
Development kit which includes libraries, tools, and samples to make it easier for you to start developing bot apps using the Messaging API. For more information, see Messaging API SDKs.
# MID
Unique ID string which specifies a LINE user account, group, or room and was used with LINE Login v1. A user ID, group ID, or room ID is used with LINE Login v2.0 or later instead of an MID.
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# Reply message
Message that can only be sent after a user-generated event. The event types are listed below. For more information, see Sending messages.
- User adds your LINE Official Account as a friend
- User sends your LINE Official Account a message
# Room
A group chat among 3 or more users where users can freely add other users to the chat. For more information, see Room.
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# Provider
Entity that offers the app for your channel. For example, you can use your own name or the name of your company or business as the provider. You can create providers in the LINE Developers Console.
# Push message
Message that your LINE Official Account can send to a user at any time. For more information, see Sending messages.
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# Status message
Message which appears on a user’s LINE profile. Users can use this message to share their thoughts and feelings with friends on LINE.
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# Target reach
The number of users you can reach through targeted messages based on gender, age, and/or region. This parameter only includes users who are active on LINE or LINE services and whose demographics have a high level of certainty.
# Template message
Message with a predefined layout that you can customize. Template messages make it easier for users to interact with LINE Official Accounts. Template message types include buttons, confirm, carousel, and image carousel templates. For more information, see Template messages.
# Timeline
Space in LINE where a user can view posts by friends or other accounts.
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# Webhook URL
Endpoint URL of your bot server that receives requests from the LINE Platform when a webhook is triggered. Webhook events are triggered when a user interacts with your bot.