N8N Tools KakaoTalk

Interact with KakaoTalk API

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Overview

This node integrates with the KakaoTalk API to send various types of messages, including FriendTalk messages, which are direct chat messages sent to friends on KakaoTalk. The "Send FriendTalk" operation allows users to send customized message templates to one or more recipients identified by their UUIDs.

Common scenarios for this node include:

Sending personalized notifications or updates directly to users' KakaoTalk accounts.
Automating customer communication via KakaoTalk using predefined message templates.
Broadcasting messages to multiple users simultaneously with dynamic content.

For example, a business could use this node to send promotional messages or appointment reminders to customers who have opted in to receive KakaoTalk messages.

Properties

Name	Meaning
Receiver UUIDs	Comma-separated list of receiver UUIDs identifying the KakaoTalk users to receive the message.
Template Object	JSON object defining the message template content and structure to be sent as FriendTalk.

Output

The output is a JSON object representing the response from the KakaoTalk API after attempting to send the FriendTalk message. This typically includes information such as message IDs, status codes, or error details if the sending failed.

No binary data output is produced by this operation.

Dependencies

Requires an API key credential for authenticating requests to the KakaoTalk API.
The node uses the KakaoTalk REST API endpoint at https://kapi.kakao.com.
Proper configuration of the API key credential within n8n is necessary for successful operation.

Troubleshooting

Invalid UUIDs: If the receiver UUIDs are incorrect or not registered with KakaoTalk, the API may return errors or fail to deliver messages.
Malformed Template Object: The template JSON must be correctly formatted; otherwise, the API will reject the request.
API Authentication Errors: Ensure that the API key credential is valid and has the required permissions.
Rate Limits: KakaoTalk API may enforce rate limits; sending too many messages in a short time can cause failures.
Error Messages: The node returns error messages from the API in the output JSON under an error field when continueOnFail is enabled. Review these messages to diagnose issues.