What it says
Once a day, your bot sends one short message: how many connection requests, likes and messages went out that day, each next to its daily cap, and a link to your dashboard. That's it. It doesn't report acceptances or replies, and it doesn't send you anyone's name.
Why Telegram and not email
Two reasons. Email reports aren't sending yet: the mail server setting is empty, so we don't promise them. And a Telegram bot you create yourself means the messages come from something only you control, with a token you can revoke in BotFather any time.
It also lands where you already look. A report you read is worth more than a report in a folder.
How to read it
- Requests at the cap means the day's run finished its job. Normal.
- Requests below the cap when you expected more: the run stopped early. Open Run history and read the log; it says why. A security check or a refused invite means wait before the next run.
- Zero on a day you launched something: check the cookie page. An expired cookie is the usual reason, and When your cookie expires has the fix.
- Messages at zero after a week of requests: nobody has accepted yet, or you haven't run Message Sender. Both are fine.
Who gets it
Workspaces on an active plan with Telegram connected and Send daily digest ticked in Settings. One bot, one chat ID per workspace. To share it with a team, add the bot to a group and use the group's chat ID.
One message a day, not a stream of alerts
The report is deliberately quiet. It doesn't ping you for every request sent or every like given; the live log in the app is there if you want to watch a run as it happens. One summary a day is enough to know the account is working and to notice when it isn't, without a channel full of noise.
Reading a week of them
Look at the shape, not the day. A steady row of requests at the cap means the lists are big enough and nothing is stopping the runs. A dip on one day means a run stopped early; the log says why. Messages climbing a few days after a run of requests means people are accepting. A day of zeros when you expected sends is the one to act on quickly, because it usually means the cookie has expired and every run since has done nothing.
What it doesn't say, and why
No names. The report carries counts and a link, nothing about who was contacted, so a message read over your shoulder or in a group gives nothing away. The bot token you paste is encrypted before it's saved and never shown back to you, and you can revoke it in BotFather at any time, which stops the reports at once.
To stop them without revoking the bot, untick Send daily digest in Settings and save.
Setting it up
Create a bot with BotFather, press Start in its chat, find your chat ID, paste both into Settings and press Test Telegram. Connect Telegram for daily reports walks through it step by step; it takes a few minutes.