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Audience

An audience refers to the target group for message delivery. You can configure which users to target by combining various conditions.

Creating an Audience​

You can create an audience from the "Audience" section in the management menu.

Condition Types​

You can filter the target audience using the following conditions:

Channel (channel)​

Filter users based on a specific LINE channel (official LINE account).

Filter users based on the status of their connection with a LINE account.

  • All Friends (Broadcast): Send messages to all friends (ignores all other conditions).
  • All Recognized Friends (Multicast): Send to all recognized friends.
  • Linked: Users linked to a WordPress account.
  • Not Linked: Users not linked to a WordPress account.

Note: If All Friends (Broadcast) is selected, all other conditions are ignored, and the message is sent to all friends.

Role (role)​

Filter users based on their role in WordPress.

  • AND: Users who have all of the specified roles.
  • OR: Users who have any of the specified roles.
  • NOT: Users who do not have any of the specified roles.

LINE User ID (lineUserId)​

Filter users by LINE User ID.

  • When multiple IDs are entered, users who match any of the IDs will be targeted (OR condition).

WordPress User ID (wpUserId)​

Filter users by WordPress User ID.

  • When multiple IDs are entered, users who match any of the IDs will be targeted (OR condition).

Email Address (email)​

Filter users by email address.

  • When multiple addresses are entered, users who match any of the addresses will be targeted (OR condition).

Username (userLogin)​

Filter users by username.

  • When multiple usernames are entered, users who match any of the usernames will be targeted (OR condition).

Display Name (displayName)​

Filter users by display name.

  • When multiple display names are entered, users who match any of the display names will be targeted (OR condition).

User Meta (usermeta)​

Filter users based on user metadata.

  • Meta Key: The field name of the user meta.
  • Comparison Method: The operator used to search the user meta.
  • Value: The value to search for.

Comparison Methods​

The following comparison operators can be used:

  • =, !=, >, >=, <, <=

    • != targets users where the key exists and the value is different. If the key does not exist, it is not included.

  • Partial Match (LIKE), Not a Partial Match (NOT LIKE)

    • Checks if a string is included.

  • Matches Any (IN), Matches None (NOT IN)

    • Checks if any of the multiple values match.

  • Between (BETWEEN), Not Between (NOT BETWEEN)

    • Checks if the value is between two values (including the boundary values).

  • Exists (EXISTS), Does Not Exist (NOT EXISTS)

    • Checks if the meta key exists.

  • Regular Expression (REGEXP), Does Not Match Regex (NOT REGEXP)

    • Checks using a regular expression.

Note: When multiple user meta conditions are added, users who match any of the conditions will be targeted (OR condition).

Profile (profile)​

Filter users based on user profile data.

  • Comparison operators are the same as for User Meta.

Note: When multiple profile conditions are added, users who match any of the conditions will be targeted (OR condition).

Audience Condition Group (group)​

You can group and nest multiple conditions.

  • Useful for setting up complex conditions.

Combining Conditions​

Specify how to combine multiple conditions:

  • Logical AND: Targets users who meet all conditions (default).
  • Logical OR: Targets users who meet any of the conditions.

Exception: When Broadcast is selected, all conditions except for Channel are ignored.