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# Telegram

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### Step 1 - Go to Setting -> Message integration -> Available Channels. Click "Telegram"

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After that, you will be seen like this

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### Step 2 - Go to the Telegram app and then search for "Botfather"&#x20;

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Send the command /newbot and follow the instructions.

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### Step 3 - Once the bot is created, you will receive a message with the token. Copy the token and paste it into Klink.cloud

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After that Choose your channel name and click Complete Setup. It will appear in "Your Channel"&#x20;

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### Step 4 - After the channel is connected, you can send a message to your Telegram channel, which will appear in the klink.cloud Inbox.

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That's it! You've successfully connected your Telegram channel to Klink.Cloud. Now you can effortlessly manage all your Telegram messages in one place.


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