Conversations from all connected Telegram accounts arrive in one multi-account messenger. Your team replies from a shared workspace, without constantly switching accounts or sharing sessions.
Full version before payment. Account and team capacity depend on your chosen plan.
The accounts stay separate.
The workspace becomes shared.
After outreach, replies should not be scattered across hundreds of sessions. Open the conversation, reply from its account and save the next step without leaving the multi-account messenger.
Private and group conversations from connected accounts share one interface. Managers do not need to find which account received a reply.
Client status, notes and sales records sit alongside the conversation. No need to piece the history together from different services.
Attachments, reactions, voice messages, templates and auto-replies. For international conversations, translate with your own DeepL API key.
Combine filters for the situation at hand. Choose projects, accounts, conversation types and client statuses, with names and stages tailored to your workflow.
The recipient has read your outgoing message, but no reply has arrived yet.
When to use it: Return to the conversation with a relevant follow-up instead of messaging your entire list again.
User messages that have not yet been read on your accounts.
When to use it: Gather incoming messages that need your team’s attention and start with that queue.
Separate selections for private conversations and group chats.
When to use it: Keep individual client work separate from group communication.
Your workflow stages and custom status names.
When to use it: Choose clients at a specific stage to continue with a suitable offer.
Conversations from selected Telegram accounts and business areas.
When to use it: Focus your team on the right project without mixing products and work accounts.
Outreach in open conversations is available directly in the multi-account messenger. Segment existing chats and send relevant messages without moving your list to another tool.
Delegate requests without sharing access to Telegram sessions themselves. Assign projects, limit data visibility and manage employee access from AdviGo.
Managers access conversations through AdviGo, not Telegram session files. Delegate communication while keeping control of your accounts.
Disable chat partners’ usernames for managers. The team can keep communicating, but client identifiers will not appear in their interface.
Control each employee’s access. If cooperation ends or concerns arise, disconnect the manager from the multi-account messenger immediately.
With checking enabled, the system disconnects a manager if it detects payment details other than the organization’s. Configure the check before delegating payment-related work to your team.
The system monitors User-Agent changes, which describe the browser and device, and blocks access when suspicious activity is detected, including signs of access being shared with another person.
Yes. The multi-account messenger is designed to handle thousands of connected accounts in one window. Available account and user counts depend on your plan; discuss the scale you need with the AdviGo team before launch.
No. Managers get access to the multi-account messenger and permitted projects, not Telegram session files. Employee access can be revoked at any time.
Yes. You can disable the display of chat partners’ usernames in settings. This limits access to client identifiers and reduces the risk of exporting your client base, but does not replace other data protection measures.
With payment detail checks enabled, the system disconnects a manager if it detects payment details other than the organization’s. Configure this protection for your organization.
Enhanced mode monitors changes to the User-Agent, which describes the browser and device, and blocks access when suspicious activity is detected, including signs of access sharing. A User-Agent change alone does not prove access was shared: browser updates can also cause it.
“Read, no reply” selects conversations where the recipient read your outgoing message but has not replied. “Unread incoming” selects conversations containing user messages that have not yet been read on your accounts.
Yes. The same filters are available for outreach in open conversations inside the multi-account messenger. Select a segment by project, accounts, statuses and conversation state, then configure sending.
No. Connected private and group conversations are available in the AdviGo multi-account messenger.
Yes. Access permissions and projects let you share work among several employees and the owner.
Yes. The multi-account messenger supports text, attachments, reactions and voice messages.
Yes. Choose the language beside the message field. Translation uses your connected DeepL API key.
Connect accounts, test filters and invite a manager. The full version of AdviGo is available for 24 hours before payment.