Connect Discord and Telegram to unlock the power of automation

To send messages from Discord to Telegram, you can use our trigger settings that detect new messages on a specific Discord channel. Once a message is detected, an action sends this message content to your chosen Telegram chat or group.

Yes, you can link a Telegram group with a Discord server by setting up triggers in Discord for events such as new messages or member additions, which can then prompt actions in your Telegram group like sending notifications or welcoming new members.

Certainly! We enable automation by allowing triggers for new photos shared in a Telegram chat. When these photos appear, they can be set to automatically post in your specified Discord channel as an action.

To keep updates synchronized between your communities on both platforms, set up parallel workflows where actions taken in one community trigger corresponding actions in the other. This could include news broadcasts or important announcements that need echoing across both platforms.

Our integration allows you to set up various triggers such as detecting new text messages, media shares, role assignments on Discord, and event reminders on Telegram. These triggers will initiate predefined actions like posting updates or sharing files across platforms to maintain cohesion.

Yes, actions can indeed be tailored based on specific events detected by our triggers. For example, if a user gets muted on Discord, an automated notification could be sent via Telegram. Each integration point offers customization flexibility ensuring that the right action meets the right event.

While most functionalities integrate seamlessly, there are some limitations due to platform-specific restrictions. For instance, certain bot-permissions might limit features unless properly configured both on Discord and via the API integrations allowed by Telegram.