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WhatsApp Multi-Session

Interact with WhatsApp Multi-Session API

Overview

The WhatsApp Multi-Session node allows users to manage WhatsApp sessions through the WhatsApp Multi-Session API. This includes operations such as creating, retrieving, listing, connecting, disconnecting, and deleting sessions. The Delete operation specifically enables users to remove a specified session by its ID. This node is particularly beneficial for automating interactions with WhatsApp, such as managing multiple accounts or sessions programmatically. For example, businesses can use this node to delete inactive sessions as part of their account management processes.

Properties

Name Meaning
Session ID The WhatsApp session ID (e.g., session_123) that identifies the session to be deleted.

Output

The output of the Delete operation will typically confirm the successful deletion of the specified session. The structure of the JSON output may include fields indicating success or failure, along with any relevant messages from the API. If the deletion is successful, the output might look like:

{
  "success": true,
  "message": "Session deleted successfully."
}

If there is an error, it may contain details about what went wrong.

Dependencies

To use this node, you need:

  • An API key credential for authentication with the WhatsApp Multi-Session API.
  • The server URL where the API is hosted.

Troubleshooting

Common issues users might encounter include:

  • Invalid Session ID: If the provided session ID does not exist, the API will return an error message indicating that the session could not be found. Ensure that the session ID is correct and exists in the system.
  • Authentication Errors: If the API key is invalid or missing, users will receive an authentication error. Verify that the API key is correctly configured in n8n.
  • Network Issues: Users may experience network-related errors if the server is unreachable. Check your internet connection and ensure that the server URL is correct.

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