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For Telegram, this automated workflow sends messages triggered by webhooks, streamlining communication and enhancing user engagement. It efficiently delivers personalized responses, ensuring timely interactions with users.

7/8/2025
3 nodes
Simple
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Categories:
Communication & MessagingSimple WorkflowWebhook Triggered
Integrations:
Telegram

Target Audience

  • Developers: Those looking to automate Telegram messaging through webhooks.
    - Businesses: Organizations that want to enhance communication with customers via Telegram.
    - Marketers: Individuals aiming to send automated messages or updates to their audience on Telegram.
    - Tech Enthusiasts: Users interested in integrating APIs for various applications and workflows.
  • Problem Solved

    This workflow addresses the need for automated communication via Telegram by allowing users to send messages triggered by webhooks. It streamlines the process of sending personalized messages based on user input, saving time and effort while ensuring timely responses.

    Workflow Steps

  • Webhook Node: The process begins with a webhook that listens for incoming requests on the specified path (telegram).
    - Telegram Node: Upon receiving a request, the workflow extracts the message parameters and sends a message to a specified Telegram chat ID (123456789).
    - Set Node: After sending the message, the workflow creates a response message that includes the recipient's first name and the sent message for confirmation or logging purposes.
  • Customization Guide

  • Modify Webhook Path: Change the path parameter in the Webhook node to customize the endpoint.
    - Update Chat ID: Replace the chatId in the Telegram node with the desired chat ID to send messages to different users or groups.
    - Personalize Message Content: Adjust the text parameter in the Telegram node to send different messages based on specific criteria or user input.
    - Add Additional Nodes: Enhance the workflow by integrating more nodes for additional functionalities, such as storing responses or triggering other actions based on conditions.