Telegram
Telegram is a channel — a customer touch-point. You create a Telegram connection with a bot token, then bind it on a customer-facing agent’s Channels tab (which creates an event Flow).
What your agent can do
Section titled “What your agent can do”- Receive messages from users who chat with your bot
- Reply with formatted text
- Serve many users concurrently, each with an isolated conversation
- Run 24/7 without a human in the loop
Connecting Telegram
Section titled “Connecting Telegram”- Open Telegram and message @BotFather
- Send
/newbotand choose a name and username - Copy the bot token BotFather gives you
- Go to Console → Integrations → Telegram and create a connection with the bot token
- Open your customer-facing agent → Channels tab and bind the Telegram connection
Auteryn registers the Telegram webhook automatically when you save the connection.
Example uses
Section titled “Example uses”- A product support bot users can DM for help
- A Telegram assistant for a SaaS product
- An order-status bot for e-commerce

