Replies are where Telegram outreach is won or lost — and they're scattered across every account you run. TeleBoost gathers all of them into one inbox that works like Telegram itself, gives every conversation an owner, and keeps the contact's whole story beside the chat.
Every conversation from every connected account, with campaign replies flagged as they land.
Assign, transfer with a note, snooze or resolve — and see when a teammate is already replying.
Read their language inline, write in yours, send in theirs.
Owner, value, next action, lists, segments and timeline — without switching tabs.
Run outreach across four accounts and here's the failure mode nobody plans for: a hot prospect replies on account three while you're logged into account one. By the time you cycle through your logins two days later, they've cooled off, forgotten the context, or signed with whoever answered first. You paid for that lead in effort, sending quota, and account risk — and then lost them in the last meter, to a login screen.
This is the quiet, unglamorous leak in every multi-account operation. Not sending, not targeting — response time. Warm leads have a half-life measured in hours, and the tool most people use to catch them is 'remember to check the other phones.'
You don't lose the deal writing the message. You lose it in the two days it took to notice they replied — on an account you weren't logged into.
TeleBoost merges the conversations from all your connected accounts into a single stream. New replies surface immediately — including campaign replies flagged the moment they arrive — so the question is never 'did anyone answer?' but simply 'who's next?'
Every conversation stays labeled with the account it lives on, so you always know which identity you're speaking through without juggling logins or devices.
Plenty of tools show you Telegram messages; very few let you actually work there. TeleBoost's inbox is a full conversation client: send and receive voice notes, share media, quote and reply to specific messages, see read receipts and when your contact was last online. Conversations load their full history on demand, straight from Telegram.
Your prospect experiences a completely normal Telegram chat. You experience one workspace instead of six phones.
The moment two people answer the same inbox, 'who's got this one?' becomes the most expensive question in the room. So in a team workspace a conversation isn't just a thread — it's a unit of work, with an assignee and a work state: unassigned, assigned, in progress, waiting on the contact, snoozed until a time you pick, or resolved.
Live queues sort the whole inbox by what needs doing — Mine, Unassigned, Needs reply, Waiting, Follow-up due, High priority, Snoozed — each with a running count. A transfer carries a handover note, and a quiet presence signal shows when a teammate is already typing a reply, so two people never answer the same person twice.
Telegram is global by default, and the reply that matters is often in a language you don't read. Incoming messages can be translated inline into your language, right under the original. When you answer, you write in your own language, preview the translation, and send it in the contact's.
One rule keeps it trustworthy: the contact's language is something you set, never something the tool guesses. Detection only helps you read — a two-word message or an emoji is no basis for deciding what goes out next. Each message is translated once and cached, so re-reading a conversation never costs twice.
The best reply is usually one your team has already written. Open the content library from the composer and it behaves like a command surface: type two letters, arrow down, enter. The preview shows the message with its variables already filled in, and choosing one only stages it in the composer — inserting is never sending.
For conversations that follow a known path — an onboarding, a qualification call, a renewal — playbooks lay out the steps beside the chat. They guide; they don't automate. You advance when you decide to, and a conversation keeps the version of the playbook it started with, even if the script is updated tomorrow.
Next to every chat, TeleBoost shows what a bare Telegram client never could: the contact's owner and priority, what they're worth and what they've actually brought in, their next action, the campaign they came from, their lists and segments, your notes and the full timeline. Working the inbox is working the pipeline — they're the same motion.
Already talking to people who aren't in your CRM yet? Select existing Telegram conversations and add them as contacts in one step, so the chats you had before TeleBoost join the same pipeline as the ones it started.
Questions
Something else on your mind? Write to us and a person will answer.
Nothing. Messages come from your real account through Telegram's official API — same name, same profile, same encryption. The unified inbox changes your side of the glass, not theirs.
Yes — connected accounts are monitored live, and new messages appear as they arrive. Older history loads on demand straight from Telegram when you scroll back.
In a team workspace, teammates share access to workspace accounts and conversations with role-based permissions, so the best person can answer regardless of whose screen received the reply.
Both. Any lead in your database can be messaged directly, and any existing conversation continued — the inbox is a full client for every connected account.
Conversations carry an assignee and a work state, and queues make ownership visible at a glance. On top of that, a presence signal shows when a teammate is already typing in a conversation — which is what actually prevents the double reply in the moment.
Yes, on paid plans. Incoming messages translate inline into your language, and replies you write in your language go out in the contact's, after a preview. The contact's language is set by you, never guessed, and each message is translated only once.
Yes. Select conversations you already have on a connected account and add them as CRM contacts in one step — they join the same lists, pipelines and inbox as everything else.
Connect your accounts and work every conversation from one place — with an owner, a queue, and the contact's whole history in view.