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# Connect to LINE OA

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You will need following information to connect your existing LINE OA Channel. Follow below tutorial to get required information.

* Channel Secret
* Channel Access Token
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[Get Channel Secret and Channel Access Token](/getting-started/setup-channels/line-oa/get-channel-secret-and-channel-access-token.md)
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After you get Channel Secret & Channel Access Token, follow below steps to connect

### Step 1 - Go to Settings > Message Integration > Available Channel > Install LINE

Enter **Channel Secret** and **Channel Access Token** below

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### Step 2 - Click Next

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### Step 3 - Enter your Channel Name

You can enter your LINE OA Account Name below and click **Complete Setup**

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### Step 4 - Go to LINE Developers Console > Enable Webhook

Go to >  [LINE Developers Console](https://developers.line.biz/en/), Messaging API > Enable Webhook

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### Done  -Compelete Setup

You will see your LINE OA Channel will be connected and you will be able to receive messages from your customers via LINE OA

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