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# Location Message Block

The **Location Message Block** inside **Send Message** allows you to send a location directly in the chat. This is useful for businesses such as **restaurants, clinics, showrooms, or offices** that want to share their exact location with customers.

#### How to Use the Location Message Block

1. Open your **Chat Flow** in the bot builder.
2. Click **Add Node**.
3. Select **Send Message → Location Message**.

#### Add Location Details

4. Enter the **Location Name** (e.g., your business name).
5. Add the **Address** of the location.
6. Optionally, enter the **Latitude** and **Longitude** for more accurate location sharing.
7. Click **Save Message**.

Once the flow is triggered, the location will be automatically sent to the user in the chat, allowing them to easily view and navigate to your business location.

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