1. Step 1 – Open the Chatbot Telegram Settings #
- Log into WordPress admin.
- Go to Davix AI Engine → Chatbot.
- Open the tab that contains Integration / Telegram settings (the docs refer to this as “Chatbot → Integration (or relevant tab)”).
- Scroll to the Telegram section.
Here you’ll see controls mentioned in the docs:
- Enable Telegram toggle
- Mode / telegram_mode select
- Bot token field (Pro only)
- Target chat IDs / usernames
- Settings for availability, consent, and rate limits
image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of the Chatbot → Integration tab with a boxed “Telegram” section: enable switch, mode select dropdown, bot token field, target chats, availability, consent, rate limit. IMAGE image
2. Step 2 – Enable Telegram Human Handoff #
Docs say:
“Under Telegram:
○ Enable Telegram.”
Step-by-step:
- In the Telegram section, turn Enable Telegram ON.
- Save changes.
This flips on the Telegram bridge, subject to Pro license and other settings.
3. Step 3 – Choose telegram_mode (AI Only / AI+Human / Human Only) #
From docs:
“Choose
telegram_mode:
■ai_only
■ai_human
■human_only”
Step-by-step:
- In the Mode dropdown (or radio group), select one of:
- AI only → internally
ai_only. - AI + Human → internally
ai_human. - Human only → internally
human_only.
- AI only → internally
- Save changes.
We’ll cover what each mode does on the front-end in Article 3.
4. Step 4 – Paste Your Telegram Bot Token (Pro Only) #
Docs explicitly mark bot token as Pro:
“Paste your Telegram bot token (Pro only).”
Step-by-step:
- In the Telegram settings, find Telegram Bot Token.
- Paste the token for your Telegram bot (the same one used for other Davix Telegram features, if any).
- Save.
Without this token:
- The plugin cannot send or receive messages to/from Telegram.
5. Step 5 – Add Target Chat IDs or Channel Usernames #
Docs say:
“Add target chat IDs or channel usernames.”
Step-by-step:
- In the same Telegram section, locate Target Chats (IDs or channel usernames).
- Add one or more:
- Individual chat IDs (for staff members).
- Group/channel usernames or IDs where your human agents are present.
- Save changes.
When human mode is active, messages are forwarded to these targets.
6. Step 6 – Configure Availability, Consent, and Rate Limits #
The PDF explicitly states:
“Configure availability, consent, rate limits.”
We’ll go deeper on this in Article 4, but at setup time:
- Locate fields for:
- Availability (always online, offline message, schedule – per readme highlights).
- Consent text / alerts before messages are sent to human agents.
- Rate limiting values (messages per IP per time window).
- Set them according to your support policy.
- Save changes.
image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot zoomed into availability dropdown, consent message textarea, and rate limit fields within the Telegram settings section. IMAGE image

