Production-ready telegram, on day one.
The boring infrastructure — signing, retries, suppressions, webhook verification, audit — is done. Your code is one POST.
- Telegram Bot API connection per workspace
- Secret-token webhook verification handled
- Optional MarkdownV2 configured per bot
- Queued retries for transient Telegram failures
- Inbound bot commands streamed into Logs
- Chat & channel addressing
- Unified message IDs, logs and agent attribution
Senddio Telegram vs. raw Bot API
What changes once you ship Telegram on Senddio.
Telegram — FAQ
Create a bot with Telegram's @BotFather and copy the token into Channels → Telegram. Senddio configures a secret-protected webhook and stores supported inbound messages.
Users must first start a conversation with your bot before it can message them privately. Use the chat ID from the inbound event for future sends; your application maintains the mapping to its users.
Yes. Enable Markdown on the Telegram channel configuration and Senddio sends body using MarkdownV2. parse_mode is not a field on the public /v1/send request.
Not through the current public /v1/send contract. It accepts channel, to, body and an optional tag for Telegram messages.
Yes. Give the agent its own key, restrict it to Telegram, and it can post messages, updates or community broadcasts using the same send tool as your other channels.