Bots
How bots work, how the three templates differ, and what every wizard setting does.
- What a bot is and how to switch it onWhat a bot is made of, where it lives in your account, and what happens when you turn it on or off.
- Three templates and what each is forHow “Code word in a comment”, “Gift for a follow on Instagram” and “Gift for a follow on Telegram” differ.
- “Code word in a comment” (Instagram)Someone writes a word under your post, the bot replies in DMs and hands over the gift. Every wizard setting explained.
- “Gift for a follow” (Instagram)One bot for any Instagram entry point: DMs, comments, lives, stories. Every wizard setting explained.
- “Gift for a follow” (Telegram)Your Telegram bot greets users, checks the channel subscription and hands over the gift. Every wizard setting explained.
- Additional settingsThe reminder, the follow-up message, the point at which a bot lets a user go, and the ban on starting again.
- Instagram limitsOne private message after a comment, the pace of public replies, a 24-hour window, stories and lives.
- Telegram specificsThe “Start” button, links to your bot, checking a channel subscription, private channels and sending under heavy load.
- The safety net: why a bot stoppedWhat the protection does, which notification you get and what to do when a bot is turned off.
- The bot card and its numbersWhat the list card shows, what the bot’s “Analytics” page shows, and how to read the conversion.
- Launch rules — which bot repliesExactly one bot replies to each message. How it is chosen, what launch precision means, the 24-hour conversation, and what cannot be saved.