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Telegram

Alerts, one-tap approvals, and an interactive bot in Telegram

What it does

Link a private chat (or a team group) to your workspace and the Nimply bot:

  • sends alerts — post published, post failed, channel disconnected
  • delivers approval requests with ✅ Approve / ❌ Reject buttons
  • answers commands about your workspace
  • turns text you send it into drafts (private chats)

Connect

  1. In Nimply, go to Settings → Integrations → Telegram and click Connect Telegram (OWNER or ADMIN role required).
  2. Choose Open my private chat for personal alerts, or Add to a group for a team channel. The link is valid for 10 minutes.
  3. Press Start in Telegram. The chat is now linked — pick which events are sent from the same settings page.

One chat per workspace. To switch chats, disconnect and connect again with a fresh link.

Bot commands

CommandWhat it does
/statusWorkspace overview — channels, queue size, pending approvals
/queueThe next scheduled posts with times and excerpts
/pendingPosts awaiting approval, each with Approve/Reject buttons
/channelsConnected social accounts with a 🟢/🟡/🔴 health dot
/draft <text>Save a draft — the bot asks which channel it's for
/cancelAbandon the current action
/helpCommand reference

In a private chat, you can skip /draft entirely: send the bot any text and it offers to draft it, with a channel picker. In groups, the bot only reacts to commands so it never spams the conversation.

Who can act

  • Approvals and drafts are restricted to the Telegram account that linked the chat, and that person's Nimply role is re-checked on every action (OWNER/ADMIN for approvals; any non-viewer role for drafts).
  • Read commands (/status, /queue, …) work for anyone in the linked chat — they only show information about the workspace the chat is linked to.

Troubleshooting

  • "This chat isn't connected" — the link expired before you pressed Start, or the chat was disconnected. Generate a fresh link from Settings → Integrations → Telegram.
  • Buttons say only the linked account can decide — by design; the person who connected the chat is the only one who can approve from Telegram. Others can review in Nimply.
  • No alerts — check the event toggles on the Telegram settings page.

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