Most work doesn't happen at a desk. It happens on a site visit, between meetings, or on the way home, with a phone in hand.
Your agents can now be there too. Each one can have its own Telegram bot, with its own name. It's the same agent you use in the app, with the same documents, the same skills and the same rules.
Connect once, in a few seconds
Go to Settings → Telegram and click Connect Telegram. You get a 6-digit code. Tap Open in Telegram, or scan the QR code with your phone, and tap Start. Agent Hero's setup bot replies "✅ Connected". That's it, for every agent you use.
Every agent, its own bot
Click the Telegram button in an agent's header and choose Send the create link to Telegram. Telegram opens a button to create the bot. Pick its name, such as Theo — EAS, and its @username, and it's ready. No BotFather, no tokens, nothing to paste.
Your team links their own chats with a single Start link. Each person's chat runs as them, with their own access to the agent, so nobody sees more on Telegram than they would in the app.
What you can do from your phone
- Ask anything, the way you'd ask in the app. Replies come from the same agent.
- Send a photo or a file. A receipt, a delivery note, a signed form. The agent reads images, PDFs, Word, Excel and CSV files up to 20 MB.
- Share where you are. Send a pin, a place or your live location for a check-in or a site visit.
- Tap instead of typing. The agent can put reply buttons under its message, or ask you to share your location or contact.
- Approve on the go. Approvals from a turn you start on Telegram arrive as ✅ Approve and 🚫 Deny buttons.
Your schedules, delivered
Turn on Telegram in a schedule, and each run's result arrives on your phone. The morning brief, the weekly invoice total, the list of overdue jobs. Ask for a reminder in your own Telegram chat with a shared agent, and it reports back right there.
In your team's groups
Click Add to group in the agent's Telegram dialog to bring its bot into a Telegram group, with no codes in the group. It answers when someone @mentions it or replies to it.
Stays under control
Only chats that used a Start link or code are linked, so a stranger who finds the bot gets nothing. A Telegram card in a shared chat works only for the person who asked for it. Org admins can limit who manages Telegram with one switch in Settings → Org settings. And Telegram is free for every workspace: turns use credits like any other.
Learn more
The Telegram guide walks through connecting, creating a bot, linking your chat, groups and who can manage it.
People change. The know-how stays.
