Connect your Telegram bot to a project, then use an active Telegram Flow to define how it answers messages.
Connecting a bot enables the Telegram channel. Its replies, knowledge-base search, AI calls, and conversation steps are configured in Flows. If the project has no active Telegram Flow, incoming messages are ignored and the bot does not reply.
Open @BotFather in Telegram, send /newbot, and follow its instructions to choose a name and username. Copy the bot token it provides.
Open your project's Integrations page and choose Telegram Bot. Paste the token and save the connection. FileBrain.Pro configures message delivery automatically.
In the same project, open Flows, create a new Flow, and choose the Telegram trigger. Each project can have one active Telegram Flow.
Start with Telegram Input → Telegram Response. Connect the nodes and enter a short test reply in the response node's Response Text field. Save the Flow and make it active.
For AI answers, add the processing nodes your bot needs, such as RAG Search or Invoke LLM, and use the variable picker to pass their result to Telegram Response.
Open your bot's chat and send a text message. Check that the expected reply arrives, then review the project's Flow execution logs. Test the complete conversation before sharing the bot with users.
See Getting Started with Flows for the editor basics and the Telegram Flow connector guide for available nodes and conversation behavior.
Keep the existing connection and create or activate a Telegram Flow in that project. The former direct-answer mode is no longer available. Connecting the bot or uploading documents alone does not configure its replies.
For further help, contact support.