> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.blinger.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.blinger.io/documentation/section-apps/adding-accounts/telegram.md).

# Telegram

## General information

The integration allows to connect Telegram-bots (not personal accounts). Telegram-bots are not chat-bots, it's a specific name of  Telegram channels, which let you set up a communication channel of the user with a business.

The instruction was crafted based on the fact, that the Telegram-bot had already been created and you need to connect it to Blinger.io. If you haven't created a Telegram-bot, then we propose the following instruction: [**How to create a Telegram-bot?**](https://help.blinger.io/faq/messaging-channels/telegram)

## Connect a Telegram-bot?

### **Step 1.** Open the tab Apps and click on "Add new app"

![](/files/-LlqAvctzb5OCngjsdci)

### **Step 2.** Select channel Telegram Bot and click on "Add Telegram Bot"

![](/files/-LlqSk2EK_nT8-VyN1YC)

### **Step 3. Fine and open in Telegram BotFather bot**

![](/files/-LEtFvsMELLGknsBvdVc)

### **Step 4. Enter in message line of BotFather the following value** `/mybots`

![](/files/-LEtGN1L_0Ov__-Itxqb)

### Step 5. Select the Telegram-bot, which you want to connect

![](/files/-LEtH3SHr2ivrohjhHKp)

### Step 6. Click on the button «API Token»

![](/files/-LEtHFdJ2SOWOtcjFK8Q)

### **Step 7. Copy the Token value**

![](/files/-LEtK2wPUIHqDN0pyG89)

### **Step 8. Go back to** Blinger.io, paste the copied Token and click on "Add"

![](/files/-LlqXCjFTsbScDeEE-nd)

{% hint style="success" %}

### The integration is completed!

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