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
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Telegram API and integration directory
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.
API & Integrations
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.
Your Telegram accounts
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EntergramMap custom fields to contact properties once. Edits then flow both ways.
Agents work the queue in Zendesk. Their replies go out from the real Telegram account.
Each seat relays every Telegram chat it can access into one Slack channel it picks.
Custom fields sync both ways with a Notion database. Notion edits arrive in near real time.
A native Make app with the same scopes as the API, so permissions are set once.
Chats, messages, contacts, custom fields, tickets and broadcasts, as JSON over HTTPS.
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The platforms teams ask us about most, with a guide that shows exactly what connects and how.
Your customers write to a personal Telegram account and will not move to email or a portal. Your agents live in Zendesk. The native integration connects the two. Private chats on the Telegram accounts you select become Zendesk tickets. A new message continues the active ticket, and a message that arrives after the ticket is solved or closed opens a new one. When an agent replies in Zendesk, the reply is sent from the real Telegram account that owns the chat, so the customer keeps talking to the account they already know. The same tickets show up read-only on Entergram's ticket board, with a link back to Zendesk.
Read integration guide CRMYour reps qualify leads in Telegram DMs, and HubSpot only knows about the ones somebody remembered to type in. The native integration automates the copying, not the selling. Every Telegram chat on the synced accounts maps to one HubSpot contact, whether it is a DM, a group or a channel. Entergram custom columns sync both ways with contact properties, so a stage changed in Entergram reaches HubSpot, and a lifecycle stage changed in HubSpot comes back to the chat. Read-only HubSpot properties flow into Entergram only. Messages are not copied: HubSpot gets the structured fields, not the transcript. That is the scope of the HubSpot Telegram automation: contacts and their properties, kept in step without anyone re-keying a lead.
Read integration guide CRMKeep Pipedrive's pipeline accurate when the actual buying conversation happens on personal Telegram accounts. Capture a qualified outcome and next activity while preserving the source account and avoiding duplicate people or deals.
Read integration guide Support and ticketingBring an actionable personal Telegram exchange into Intercom's support workflow without merging every chat into the Intercom inbox. Preserve customer identity, ownership and the Telegram account that must send any approved reply.
Read integration guide CRMConnect personal Telegram conversations to Salesforce with an explicit identity map, least-privilege Salesforce authorization and human approval for sensitive writes.
Read integration guide Automationn8n's own Telegram node runs a bot. To work from the personal accounts your team actually uses, call Entergram from n8n instead: the HTTP Request node for REST API calls, or the MCP node when an AI step needs Telegram tools. Every call carries the account, chat and message IDs, so the workflow always knows which account it is acting for.
Read integration guide AutomationBuild visual Telegram automations around authorized personal accounts using the published Entergram app for Make. Its actions update tags, update contact details and mark a chat as read on the real accounts your team uses, not on a generic bot. Triggers come from workspace events; check the app inside Make for the current list before you design around one. The app does not copy message content, so it is not an archive route.
Read integration guide Work and knowledgeKeep a Notion database in step with the Telegram chats your team actually works. You link one Notion page as the destination, Entergram can create the database in it, and it keeps a row there for every chat it syncs. Chats and rows are matched by Telegram ID or username. When a chat that is not yet linked appears, Entergram creates a new row for it. After that the row is two-way: an edit made in Notion reaches Entergram in near real time, and a change made in Entergram reaches Notion. Column names and select options stay in sync too. What syncs is the chat record and its fields, not the message history, so Notion stays a working database rather than an uncontrolled message archive.
Read integration guide Work and knowledgeRelay every Telegram chat a seat can access into one Slack channel as an audit log. Each seat connects its own Slack over OAuth and picks one public or private channel, and the relay runs one way, Telegram to Slack. Your team still answers from Entergram through the real account that owns the chat, while the channel gives managers and compliance a searchable copy outside Telegram. What happens to that copy after a message is deleted on the Telegram side is not confirmed yet, so test it before you treat the channel as proof.
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07 guides
Keep contacts, deals and follow-ups aligned with Telegram conversations.
CRM for contacts and customer lifecycle data
Native Entergram path documentedpipeline CRM for people, organizations, deals and activities
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API / automation / MCP bridgeCRM for leads, contacts, deals and sales activity
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Escalate genuine issues, preserve ownership and return approved replies safely.
ticketing and customer-support system of record
Native Entergram path documentedcustomer messaging, support and lifecycle platform
API / automation / MCP bridgehelp desk for contacts, tickets, routing and replies
API / automation / MCP bridgeIT and service-management request system
API / automation / MCP bridgeenterprise IT service-management and workflow platform
API / automation / MCP bridgeshared mailbox and customer-support platform
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API / automation / MCP bridge03 guides
Orchestrate event-driven, scheduled and AI-assisted workflows with durable state.
06 guides
Turn selected decisions, tasks and alerts into structured team context.
knowledge base, lightweight database and team workspace
Native Entergram path documentedstructured operational database and lightweight application platform
API / automation / MCP bridgeshared spreadsheet for lightweight reporting and operations
API / automation / MCP bridgeinternal team communication and audit logging
Native Entergram path documentedtask, project and work-management platform
API / automation / MCP bridgeproduct and engineering issue-tracking platform
API / automation / MCP bridge02 guides
Connect verified customer and transaction events without exposing sensitive data.
Connection methods
Frequently asked questions
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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