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Telegram API and integration directory

Telegram integrations for the tools your team already runs

HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack and Make.com are live native apps. For everything else there is a REST API with least-privilege scopes, MCP for your AI assistant, and a guide below for each platform that says whether a native connector exists. Need one we don't have? Ask on Telegram at t.me/hello_entergram or email hello@entergram.com.

25integration guides
5operational categories
5native apps live today

API & Integrations

Your Telegram chats, inside the tools you already run

Connect HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Make.com and Slack. Zendesk turns chats into tickets, HubSpot and Notion sync your CRM fields, and Slack keeps a copy of every chat as an audit log.

Live

Every chat is a HubSpot contact

Map custom fields to contact properties once. Edits then flow both ways.

  • Matched by Telegram ID or username
  • Create HubSpot properties from Entergram
  • You pick how conflicts resolve
HubSpot
Live

Telegram chats become Zendesk tickets

Agents work the queue in Zendesk. Their replies go out from the real Telegram account.

  • Private chats always, groups if you want
  • A message after solved opens a new ticket
  • Tickets also show on Entergram's board
Zendesk
Live

Slack as the audit log

Each seat relays every Telegram chat it can access into one Slack channel it picks.

  • Public or private channels
  • Each teammate connects their own Slack
  • Only chats that seat can already read
Slack
Live

One Notion row per chat

Custom fields sync both ways with a Notion database. Notion edits arrive in near real time.

  • Entergram can create the database
  • Column names and options stay in sync
  • Matched by Telegram ID or username
Notion
Live

Make.com, without an API client

A native Make app with the same scopes as the API, so permissions are set once.

  • Update tags and contact details
  • Mark chats as read
  • Connects with a workspace API key
Make.com
Live

A REST API for the rest

Chats, messages, contacts, custom fields, tickets and broadcasts, as JSON over HTTPS.

  • Workspace-scoped keys, shown once
  • Least-privilege scopes
  • IP-restrictable and audit-logged
REST API

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Priority integrations

The platforms teams ask us about most, with a guide that shows exactly what connects and how.

Integration library

Find an integration by workflow

07 guides

CRM

Keep contacts, deals and follow-ups aligned with Telegram conversations.

07 guides

Support and ticketing

Escalate genuine issues, preserve ownership and return approved replies safely.

03 guides

Automation

Orchestrate event-driven, scheduled and AI-assisted workflows with durable state.

06 guides

Work and knowledge

Turn selected decisions, tasks and alerts into structured team context.

02 guides

Commerce and payments

Connect verified customer and transaction events without exposing sensitive data.

Connection methods

Four ways to build safely

  1. 01

    Make.com

    Visual scenarios for supported modules and deterministic automation.

    Make + Telegram
  2. 02

    n8n

    Stateful workflows using webhooks, API calls and MCP nodes.

    n8n + Telegram
  3. 03

    Telegram MCP

    Scoped tools for AI clients coordinating separately authorized systems.

    Telegram MCP
  4. 04

    REST API

    Custom middleware with explicit data models, retries and audit trails.

    Entergram API

Frequently asked questions

Telegram integration FAQ

Which Entergram integrations are actually live today?

Five: HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack and Make.com. HubSpot keeps every chat as a contact and syncs custom fields both ways. Zendesk turns private chats into tickets, and an agent reply written in Zendesk goes out from the real Telegram account. Notion keeps one database row per chat, synced both ways. Slack relays every chat a seat can access into one audit channel. Make.com is an app you install and connect with a workspace API key. Everything else in the directory below is a documented connection path, not a shipped connector.

What can I build with the Entergram API?

The REST API is workspace-scoped JSON over HTTPS. It covers chats, messages, contacts, custom fields, tickets, broadcasts, workspace, members and accounts, so you can sync Telegram data into a warehouse, fire a broadcast from an external event, open tickets programmatically or build an internal dashboard. Keys are hashed at rest, shown once, restricted by least-privilege scopes, optionally locked to an IP range, and every call is audit-logged.

Can I request a custom Telegram CRM integration?

Yes. Message the team on Telegram at t.me/hello_entergram or email hello@entergram.com with the system you use and the data you need moved. A request is recorded as demand, not promised as a delivery date, and today the five shipped integrations are HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack and Make.com. Until a connector exists, the REST API and the Make.com app let you build the custom integration yourself under the same scope model the MCP uses.

Do the API, the Make.com app and the MCP server share permissions?

Yes. The same scope model applies to all three, so you grant the minimum a given integration needs and reuse that decision across code, low-code scenarios and AI agents. Use the API when your own code is the consumer, Make.com when you want visual scenarios instead of code, and the MCP server when an AI client is choosing the action.

Can Entergram connect personal Telegram accounts to other software?

Yes. Entergram provides the authorized Telegram account and workspace layer. The destination system is authorized separately through its API, Make, n8n, MCP or custom middleware. Each guide explains the practical path and clearly labels whether a native connector exists.

Is a Telegram integration the same as a Telegram MCP integration?

No. A broad integration page covers connection choices, data mapping and operating workflows. An MCP page covers AI-agent tools, scopes, prompts and MCP configuration. Entergram assigns those intents to different canonical URLs so the pages do not compete.

Do these integrations use Telegram bots or personal accounts?

The library focuses on authorized personal Telegram accounts through Entergram and explains where a standard bot or Telegram Business connected bot is a better fit. A standard bot does not automatically inherit a person's private chats.

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Need an integration we don't have yet?

HubSpot, Zendesk, Notion, Slack and Make.com are live. Tell us which tool comes next, and why.