How It Works
Understand exactly how to configure, connect, and send messages using Namirasoft Telegram Sender.
Whether you want to send a simple manual message or power automated alerts, this guide walks you through the entire setup, from your first chat ID to full integration.
Step 1: Identify Your Chat ID
Use a helper bot to retrieve the Telegram Chat ID.
To send a message to any Telegram chat, you’ll first need its unique Chat ID. You can easily find it using:
@getidsbot, a free utility bot.
Just add it to any chat or group, and it will automatically post the chat’s unique ID in that conversation.
*You can repeat this step for any Telegram group, private chat, or channel.
Step 2: Choose or Connect a Bot
Namirasoft supports both default and custom bots.
You need a Telegram bot to deliver messages. You can either:
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Use the default Namirasoft Bot:
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Or connect your own custom bot.
Make sure the bot is added to the chat or group and has the necessary permissions to send messages.
Step 3: Create a Provider in the Console
Define your messaging destination.
Go to the Telegram Sender Console and click “Create Provider” to set up where and how messages should be sent.
You’ll be asked to provide:
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Provider Name – a label to identify the chat
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Bot Type – select between the Namirasoft Bot or a custom one
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Chat ID – the ID retrieved using @getidsbot
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Message Thread ID (optional) – for group topics or sub-threads (Telegram Topics)
Once saved, this provider is ready for sending messages manually or automatically.
Step 4: Send Manual Messages
Use the Console UI to send direct messages.
This step is optional but useful for testing or occasional updates.
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Go to the Send tab in the Console
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Select a Provider
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Type your message
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Click Send
This message will be delivered instantly to the connected chat or group via your selected bot.
Step 5: Enable Automation (API or SDK)
Use code or connected apps to send messages programmatically.
For recurring messages or event-based notifications, use:
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Telegram Sender API – Send messages using HTTP requests
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Telegram Sender SDK – For deeper integration into your software
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Built-in Integrations with Namirasoft Services, such as:
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Namirasoft Log – Trigger messages based on event logs
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Notification Sender – Unified notification routing
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Alarm – Instant alerts for defined conditions
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Need help with integration? We’re happy to assist your development team or technical admin.
Example Use Case
Bill-Watch, a Namirasoft product, uses Telegram Sender to notify users when their cloud expenses exceed expected thresholds.
It’s automatic, reliable, and scalable.
Ready to simplify your Telegram communication?
Start for free, explore automation later, and take control of how your messages are delivered.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Chat ID and how do I find it?
A Chat ID uniquely identifies a Telegram user or group. You can use @getidsbot. Just add it to your chat or group, and it will instantly share the Chat ID with you.
Do I need a Telegram bot to send messages?
Yes. Messages are sent via a Telegram bot. You can use Namirasoft’s default bot or connect your own custom bot.
Can I use my own Telegram bot?
Absolutely. The Telegram Sender Console allows you to select between the default Namirasoft bot or your own bot token.
Is it possible to send messages to group threads or topics?
Yes. If your Telegram group uses topics (threads), you can include the Message Thread ID to target a specific topic within the group.
Can I send messages manually?
Yes. Once your provider is set up, you can send messages manually through the Telegram Sender Console.
How do I automate message sending?
Use our API or SDK to send messages programmatically. Telegram Sender also integrates seamlessly with other Namirasoft services to trigger automatic alerts.
Do I need to know how to code?
Not necessarily. Manual sending is straightforward. For automation or API usage, you may need some technical assistance.
Is my data secure?
Yes. We use encryption and best practices to ensure your data and bot tokens remain secure.