Client Telegram work, without shared passwords.
Keep account ownership at the workspace level, give operators exactly the access their role needs, and show clients what happened — with an audit trail instead of screenshots.
The problems this solves
Login codes and credentials passed around between contractors and clients.
Nobody can say who sent a message or who owns a conversation.
Offboarding a contractor means rebuilding the whole setup from memory.
How TelegramOS handles it
Role-based team access
Invite teammates by email and scope what each role can see and do. Access is granted per person, not per password.
Audit logs
Actions across the workspace are recorded, so client reporting is a lookup, not an argument.
Unified inbox with assignment
Every client conversation gets an owner, tags, and a status your whole team can see.
Clean on/offboarding
When people change, you change their access — the accounts, history, and workflows stay put.
How teams roll it out
- 1
Create the workspace and connect or rent the client's accounts.
- 2
Invite operators with the roles that match their actual job.
- 3
Route conversations, review the audit log, and report from one place.
Most agencies start on Growth ($50/mo, 15 rented accounts) and scale to Agency as clients grow.
Start with the Free plan
Connect your own Telegram accounts and use the full workspace — inbox, automation, analytics — before you spend anything. Rented accounts and larger bundles come with paid plans.
Questions before you start?
Message us on Telegram — a real person answers before you create an account or pay anything.
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