What it does
Two things Ody can do in Telegram.
List chats
Derive the chats the bot can post to from its recent updates, for the config picker.
Send notification
Post a missed-call, voicemail, or call-summary message to the chosen chat.
Up and running in under two minutes.
Paste your API key
Grab a key from Telegram's settings and paste it into Ody's Connect window. The form tells you exactly where to look.
Pick the chat
Choose which Telegram group or chat gets missed calls, voicemails, and call summaries.
It runs on its own
Imports stay on a schedule. Tickets, tasks, logs, and alerts fire when the call ends. Astra can use Telegram on a live call, too.
Why it matters
The phone stops being someone's job.
Nobody watches a dashboard
Missed calls, voicemails, and summaries post to Telegram, the channel or chat your team is already in.
Whoever is free answers
The whole channel sees the alert. The first person free picks it up, so customers aren't called twice.
Astra has hands in the channel
When a caller needs a human right now, Astra can post to Telegram mid-call instead of leaving a voicemail no one hears.
Questions about Telegram.
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Ody never sees your Telegram password. You paste an API key into a secure form. Credentials live in an encrypted connection store; Astra and the rest of the product never read them. Disconnect anytime and access is revoked immediately.
More ways to get alerts
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Alerts in your Slack channel.
Import unique callers from your CallRail history so past callers are known on day one.
Past callers, known on day one.
Upload a formatted CSV of contacts, the fastest way to bring an existing list into Ody.
Any exported list, in seconds.
Import Attio people as contacts, push new callers to Attio, and attach call notes.
People, notes, and call history in Attio.