Messengers | AppMaster docs

Telegram is a standalone module designed to implement integration with AppMaster Telegram Bot.

To connect messaging to the telegram group:

1.Create your bot with Telegrams Father Bot

2.Create a group and add your bot to it

3.Get chat_id of your group or channel

4.Set Bot Token in module settings

5.Include telegram_send_message with chat_id as a parameter in your BP/endpoint

6.Publish your project and test

Business processes

telegram_send_message

Module Settings

Parameter	Default	Description
Bot token	None	Bot token of your bot. You can create a new bot with Telegram Bot Father

Slack

Slack module provides basic Slack integration: sending messages functionality.

Business Processes

slack_send_message

Parameter	Default	Description
As user	Yes	Send messages with the user account? If no, the bot will be used.
User ID	None	OAuth user token from your Slack-app
Bot ID	None	OAuth bot token from your Slack-app

Intercom Messenger

The Intercom Messenger module provides integration with Intercom Messenger: it allows you to add online chat to your application and communicate with other users right inside your application.

Intercom Messenger: Get user hash

Parameter	Default	Description
Application ID	None	Check Intercom Messenger install guide
Server Key	None	Check Intercom Messenger install guide
Secure Mode	off	Generate secure hash for every user and validate identity.
Send user ID with email	off	If this setting is On, the secure hash will be generated for user ID and not email.

Discord

Discord module provides basic Discord integration: your application can send messages to the text channels via webhook/bot.

Send message

Parameter	Default	Description
Bot Token	None	Bot token, you can get in the settings of your Discord channel.