Instantly when receiving a contact
It is triggered every time a user sends a contact from their address book to the bot.
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In detail
What it does and what it's for
Automating tasks with Telegram Bot allows you to respond immediately whenever a user sends a contact from their address book to the bot. This integration facilitates efficient management of received contact information, optimizing your communication processes.
Upon receiving a contact, an automatic action is triggered that can utilize the provided data, such as the contact's phone number and name, to personalize responses or update databases, thereby enhancing user interaction.
- To send contacts to a bot, use the attach button in your Telegram application.
How it works
How it fits in an automated task
A Botize task pairs a trigger with one or more actions. This piece is one of them.
This is the trigger
Every time this event happens, the task kicks off on its own. You don't have to do anything.
Add one or more actions
What should happen next, in this app or in any of the 200+ connectable apps.
Turn it on and forget it
The task runs on its own from then on. If something's off, tweak it or we'll help you.
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Connect your Telegram Bot
Add a profile to use it in your tasks. There's a step-by-step guide if you need it.
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Your connected Telegram Bot accounts
These are the accounts you already have linked to Botize, ready to use in your tasks. You can reconnect or remove any of them.
Setup
Customization options
Fields you can adjust when using it in your automation.
Output data
Information provided
When executed, this operation delivers the following data, which can be used in the same automatic task.
Tags
- From User Id {{from_id}}
- Message Id {{message_id}}
- From Username {{from_name}}
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From Username
{{from_username}}
Username of the user who sent the message. By default, Telegram users don't have a username, so only people who have their phone number can send them messages. If a user has a username, anyone can send them messages through the link https://t.me/username, and they will appear in Telegram search with their username.
- From Chat Id {{chat_id}}
- Reply to message Username {{reply_to_message_username}}
- Reply to message Text {{reply_to_message_text}}
- Contact User Id {{contact_user_id}}
- Contact Phone Number {{contact_phone_number}}
- Contact First Name {{contact_first_name}}
- Contact Last Name {{contact_last_name}}
Learn by watching
Video tutorials
Short videos where you watch a real task being built from start to finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I limit who can interact with my bot?
You can limit who can interact with your bot by using the 'Task runs when receiving updates from a specific user, group or channel' field in the bot's settings. This field allows you to specify specific users, groups or channels that are able to interact with the bot.
Why can't my bot see messages posted in a Telegram group?
By default, Telegram bots are configured not to listen to messages posted in groups. To allow your bot to see messages in the group, follow these steps:
- - In your Telegram app, search for the contact @Botfather and enter his chat.
- - Type the command /mybots in the chat to see the list of Telegram bots you have created.
- - Select the corresponding bot from the list.
- - Tap on the 'Group Privacy' option.
- - Make sure the 'Privacy Mode' option is set to 'Off' so your bot can listen to messages posted by other users in the group.
Can I pass data to an automatic task that is triggered when a user presses a button?
Yes, by receiving the command from the pressed button in the same task that displays the buttons and then calling to execute the corresponding task as shown in the following video https://youtu.be/VBhifL0abZA
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