Your reps are already closing in Telegram DMs — the problem is that nobody else can see it. TeleBoost makes team selling on Telegram visible, coordinated, and measurable, without changing how reps actually talk to buyers.
The moment a deal moves to Telegram, it vanishes from your CRM. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive — none of them can read a Telegram thread, so the conversations where the deal is actually won or lost sit in a channel your reporting can't see. You have a beautiful CRM covering the half of the pipeline that matters least.
The symptoms are familiar to any manager. You ask about pipeline status and get a verbal update from each rep with no verifiable data behind it. Two reps message the same prospect on the same day. A deal stalls and nobody can see it stalling. And when a rep leaves, their entire book of conversations walks out the door in their pocket. None of this is the reps' fault — Telegram has no native concept of shared state. No 'assigned to,' no stages, no manager view. That missing layer is the entire problem, and it's exactly what TeleBoost adds.
A CRM that can't read your Telegram conversations is a CRM reporting on half your pipeline and guessing at the rest. On the channel where deals actually close, you're flying blind.
Every lead in TeleBoost carries one status the whole team sees. Before anyone sends a first message, they know whether a teammate got there first. When a prospect replies, the status advances on its own — the pipeline stays honest without anyone doing data entry.
Team outreach on Telegram runs across multiple accounts, and coordination failures are expensive — the same prospect messaged from two identities looks exactly like spam. TeleBoost's campaigns distribute sending across the team's accounts with rotation and per-account quotas, while per-recipient tracking guarantees nobody is contacted twice.
The unified inbox closes the loop: every reply, from every account, visible to the people who need it. A hot response never dies in an absent rep's phone.
Sent, read, replied — per campaign, per recipient, live. For the first time, Telegram outreach produces the same accountability as your email sequences: which messaging works, which lists convert, whose follow-up cadence actually closes. Forecasts come from data instead of the most optimistic rep in the room, and Telegram stops being the black-box channel in your revenue stack that everyone relies on and nobody can measure.
The alternative is duct-taping Telegram onto a CRM that was never built for it — a fragile integration that syncs some fields and loses the actual conversation. TeleBoost is the opposite: lead sourcing, the shared pipeline, coordinated campaigns, the team inbox, and the analytics are one all-in-one system where the conversation and its CRM record are the same object. Nothing to sync, nothing to reconcile, nothing lost in the gap between two tools.
One status per lead, visible to everyone, updated by reality.
Per-recipient tracking means no prospect ever hears from two reps.
Every reply on every account, worked by whoever's available.
Sent, read, and reply rates per campaign — forecast from data.
No — conversations are still normal Telegram chats from real accounts. What changes is everything around them: statuses, visibility, follow-up, and the manager's ability to see the pipeline without asking.
The conversations, lead statuses, and history belong to the team workspace, not the rep's phone. Reassign the accounts and the pipeline keeps moving.
Lists and custom columns handle segmentation (market, region, deal size), and role-based access controls who works what. Most teams run one list per segment with shared visibility.
Shared statuses, coordinated accounts, one inbox — and a manager view that reflects reality.