Setting Up the Telegram Deployment
Telegram deployments use the standard Telegram Bot API. All you need is a bot token from @BotFather.1
Create a bot with @BotFather
Open Telegram and start a chat with @BotFather. Send 
/newbot, follow the prompts to choose a name and a username, and copy the bot token. It looks like 123456789:ABCdefGHIjklMNOpqrsTUVwxyz.
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Enter the bot token in Noxus
In Noxus, create a new Telegram connection and paste the bot token.
Click Connect — Noxus calls

getMe on the Telegram API to verify the token and record your bot’s metadata.3
Activate the deployment
Create a Telegram deployment, pick this connection, and set it to Online. Noxus automatically registers the webhook with Telegram and secures it with a per-deployment secret token, so every incoming update is signed by Telegram.
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Talk to your bot
Open Telegram, search for your bot by its username, and send it a message. The agent will reply according to the deployment settings below.

Deployment Settings
Once your Telegram connection is established, configure how the agent behaves. Settings are organized into the sections below.
Deployment
A published version is required before you can set a deployment to Online. Switch to Offline to edit configuration.
Configuration
Conversation Triggers
A new conversation starts when a user sends a message to the bot. You can optionally restrict this to messages containing specific keywords.Reply Behavior
Telegram does not have threads, so the Thread reply mode and the Batch messages / Quiet period settings are not available on this channel.