Telegram Channels are an easy way to broadcast information to a very large audience inside a messaging app. Channels are easy to set up and can be public or private.
Telegram Groups work almost exactly like channels but everyone in the group is able to participate in the conversation. Just like channels, groups are easy to set up.
With Telegram Passport users can upload personal identifications documents that can be used at institutions which require Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures.
Telegram Secret Chats is a client to client encrypted conversation mode. This means that your chats are stored in the cloud but in an encrypted format.
Telegram has 100 million active users and is used to send 15 billion messages daily. The server-client encryption is used for cloud chats and the secret chats have an addition client-client layer.
Telegram for Business Messaging offers several unique characteristics. It is well known for being highly secure, but also has the flexibility to share a diversity of rich content.
Support private and public chats with your customers
Send rich content like, photos, videos, and more
Create large groups to share your messages with
Get access to all messaging channels available through the CM.com platform
Connect them all in one interface and deliver superior experiences
Benefit from built-in features like quick replies, chatbots, and send rich media
We can guarantee the delivery of your message with a fallback to SMS
One solution with everything you need to provide a seamless customer experience, anytime, anywhere. Interact with your customers through their preferred channel via one Omnichannel Inbox, or automate your conversations with a chatbot. For a five-star service.
Read moreBy creating a presence with a Telegram account, brands worldwide can connect and build personal relationships with their customers.
By connecting to the CM.com platform you can get access to Telegram and all our other messaging channels to make sure you're not missing out in any way.
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