How to Change Auto-Repeat Settings
To change the time or interval of a recurring post:
1. Open any post repetition from "Change Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Click "Change Time" → "Set New Time."
3. Specify a new time for the next publication.
4. Set a new repetition interval as prompted.
5. Save your changes.
Quick Method: Shift All Repetitions
To move all repetitions earlier or later without changing the interval:
1. Open any post repetition.
2. Go to "Change Time" → "Shift Publication Time."
2. Send the time offset in this format:
All scheduled repetitions will update automatically.
To change the time or interval of a recurring post:
1. Open any post repetition from "Change Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Click "Change Time" → "Set New Time."
3. Specify a new time for the next publication.
4. Set a new repetition interval as prompted.
5. Save your changes.
Quick Method: Shift All Repetitions
To move all repetitions earlier or later without changing the interval:
1. Open any post repetition.
2. Go to "Change Time" → "Shift Publication Time."
2. Send the time offset in this format:
+1h — shift one hour forward
-30m — shift 30 minutes back
+2d — shift two days forward
All scheduled repetitions will update automatically.
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How to Cancel Auto-Repeat
To stop a recurring post from repeating:
1. Open any post repetition from "Edit Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Click "Change Time" → "Disable Auto-Repeat."
3. Save.
Important: Disabling auto-repeat means the next scheduled publication will still occur, then repetitions will stop. To cancel all future publications, just delete the post.
To stop a recurring post from repeating:
1. Open any post repetition from "Edit Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Click "Change Time" → "Disable Auto-Repeat."
3. Save.
Important: Disabling auto-repeat means the next scheduled publication will still occur, then repetitions will stop. To cancel all future publications, just delete the post.
How to Bulk Replace Auto-Signatures in All Posts
If you decide to change your auto-signature, you can replace it across all scheduled and published posts in a few clicks.
First, edit any post with the old auto-signature
1. Open any post with the old signature from "Change Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Go to "Signature" and enter the new version.
3. Save.
Bulk Replacement
4. The bot detects the signature change and displays "Bulk Replacements." Click it.
5. Enable "Replace Auto-Signature."
6. Click "Apply."
The bot finds all posts with the old signature and replaces it with the new version.
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If you decide to change your auto-signature, you can replace it across all scheduled and published posts in a few clicks.
First, edit any post with the old auto-signature
1. Open any post with the old signature from "Change Post" or "Content Plan."
2. Go to "Signature" and enter the new version.
3. Save.
Bulk Replacement
4. The bot detects the signature change and displays "Bulk Replacements." Click it.
5. Enable "Replace Auto-Signature."
💡 Use the filter to update only scheduled posts or only published posts.
6. Click "Apply."
The bot finds all posts with the old signature and replaces it with the new version.
Published posts update gradually to stay within Telegram's rate limits. Track progress with
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How to Bulk Replace Links in Posts
Imagine you have 200 posts with links to the old website. Editing each one manually would take hours. But with bulk replacement, the entire task takes just a few minutes.
1. In the "Content plan" or "Change post" section, find any post with the old link and open it.
2. Click "Edit post" → "Change link" (button: 🔄🔗).
3. Enter the new link address.
4. Go back to the settings and save the changes.
Done. This post is now updated. To replace the link in all other posts, click "Bulk Replacements" and confirm the action.
After this, the bot finds all posts across all your channels that contain the old link and replaces it with the new one.
Published posts update gradually to avoid exceeding Telegram's limits. You can track progress with the command
Imagine you have 200 posts with links to the old website. Editing each one manually would take hours. But with bulk replacement, the entire task takes just a few minutes.
1. In the "Content plan" or "Change post" section, find any post with the old link and open it.
2. Click "Edit post" → "Change link" (button: 🔄🔗).
3. Enter the new link address.
4. Go back to the settings and save the changes.
Done. This post is now updated. To replace the link in all other posts, click "Bulk Replacements" and confirm the action.
After this, the bot finds all posts across all your channels that contain the old link and replaces it with the new one.
Published posts update gradually to avoid exceeding Telegram's limits. You can track progress with the command
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How to Bulk Replace Buttons in All Posts
Posto has the bulk button replacement feature. Edit one button, and all identical ones will be updated.
First, edit any post with the old button:
1. Open the post editor from "Change post" or "Content plan."
2. Edit the button in one of the following ways:
🫙 Delete the old button and create a new one.
🫙 Go to the "Edit buttons" section, select the desired button, and make your changes.
3. Save.
Bulk replacement
4. The bot detects the button change and displays "Bulk Replacements". Click it.
5. Enable "Replace button".
6. Click "Apply."
The bot finds all posts with the old button and replaces it with the new one.
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Posto has the bulk button replacement feature. Edit one button, and all identical ones will be updated.
First, edit any post with the old button:
1. Open the post editor from "Change post" or "Content plan."
2. Edit the button in one of the following ways:
3. Save.
Bulk replacement
4. The bot detects the button change and displays "Bulk Replacements". Click it.
5. Enable "Replace button".
💡 If you need to update only scheduled or only published posts, open the filter and set the required option.
6. Click "Apply."
The bot finds all posts with the old button and replaces it with the new one.
Published posts update gradually to stay within Telegram's rate limits. Track progress with
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How to Shift Publication Time for a Post Copied to Other Channels
You can change the publication time across all channels at once — even if the posts were originally scheduled for different times.
To do this:
1. Open the post in any channel through "Content plan" or "Change post" section.
2. At the bottom line you'll see the "All" tab. Select it so that changes occur in both the main and all additional channels.
3. Tap "Change time".
4. Choose what you need to do — set a new time or shift the publication time in the format:
5. Confirm the changes.
Important: The bot recalculates the time for each channel automatically. If the post in the first channel was scheduled for 12:00 and in the second for 14:00, shifting by "+1h" will make them 13:00 and 15:00 respectively.
You can change the publication time across all channels at once — even if the posts were originally scheduled for different times.
To do this:
1. Open the post in any channel through "Content plan" or "Change post" section.
2. At the bottom line you'll see the "All" tab. Select it so that changes occur in both the main and all additional channels.
3. Tap "Change time".
4. Choose what you need to do — set a new time or shift the publication time in the format:
+2h – shift 2 hours forward
-30m – shift 30 minutes back
5. Confirm the changes.
Important: The bot recalculates the time for each channel automatically. If the post in the first channel was scheduled for 12:00 and in the second for 14:00, shifting by "+1h" will make them 13:00 and 15:00 respectively.
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How to Bulk Shift Publication Time for a Category
Let's say you publish English lessons at 6:00 PM, but analytics show higher engagement at 8:00 PM. And you have posts scheduled a month ahead in your content plan.
You can shift all category posts in a couple of clicks without editing each post manually:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
2. Click "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Shift Publication Time" → "Filter" and select the category.
4. Send the time offset in this format:
Done! All scheduled posts in the category will now publish at the new time.
Let's say you publish English lessons at 6:00 PM, but analytics show higher engagement at 8:00 PM. And you have posts scheduled a month ahead in your content plan.
You can shift all category posts in a couple of clicks without editing each post manually:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
/plan2. Click "Bulk Operations."
💡 To shift posts for a specific channel, select it first, then go to bulk operations.
3. Click "Shift Publication Time" → "Filter" and select the category.
4. Send the time offset in this format:
+1h — shift one hour forward
-30m — shift 30 minutes back
Done! All scheduled posts in the category will now publish at the new time.
How to Shift Publication Time for All Posts in a Channel
Scheduled many posts but need to change their publication time? No need to edit each post separately — the bot can shift the publication time for all channel posts at once.
To do this:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
2. Select the channel you need.
3. Click "More" → "Bulk Operations" → "Shift Publication Time."
4. Send the time offset in this format:
Done! All scheduled posts in the channel will publish at the new time.
Scheduled many posts but need to change their publication time? No need to edit each post separately — the bot can shift the publication time for all channel posts at once.
To do this:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
/plan2. Select the channel you need.
3. Click "More" → "Bulk Operations" → "Shift Publication Time."
4. Send the time offset in this format:
+1h — shift one hour forward
-30m — shift 30 minutes back
Done! All scheduled posts in the channel will publish at the new time.
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How to Shift Publication Time for Posts Across All Channels
Imagine: you scheduled posts a month ahead, then realized you used the wrong timezone. Manually correcting each post? That's like resetting the hands on a hundred clocks one by one.
There's an easy solution:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
2. Click "Bulk Operations" → "Shift Publication Time."
3. Send the time offset in this format:
Done! All scheduled publications will now publish at the new time.
Imagine: you scheduled posts a month ahead, then realized you used the wrong timezone. Manually correcting each post? That's like resetting the hands on a hundred clocks one by one.
There's an easy solution:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
/plan2. Click "Bulk Operations" → "Shift Publication Time."
3. Send the time offset in this format:
+1h — shift one hour forward
-30m — shift 30 minutes back
Done! All scheduled publications will now publish at the new time.
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How to Cancel a Post Scheduled to Multiple Channels
This function deletes the post from all channels where it was scheduled. The following will be deleted:
🫙 All post variations, including those with replaced auto-signatures or rewritten text
🫙 All auto-repeats
To delete a post across all channels at once:
1. Open the post in any channel through "Content plan" or "Change post" section.
2. Tap "Delete".
3. Select the "In all channels" option and confirm the operation.
Deleted posts are stored in the trashbin for one week. They can be restored via
This function deletes the post from all channels where it was scheduled. The following will be deleted:
To delete a post across all channels at once:
1. Open the post in any channel through "Content plan" or "Change post" section.
2. Tap "Delete".
3. Select the "In all channels" option and confirm the operation.
Deleted posts are stored in the trashbin for one week. They can be restored via
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How to Bulk Delete Posts from a Category
If posts were scheduled on a separate schedule and you decide to delete them, this can be done in a few clicks:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
2. Go to "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" → "Filter."
4. Select the category you need from the list and confirm the operation.
Now all posts from the category are deleted. Meanwhile, regular posts and posts from other categories remain in place.
If posts were scheduled on a separate schedule and you decide to delete them, this can be done in a few clicks:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
/plan2. Go to "Bulk Operations."
💡 To clear posts from a specific channel, select it first, then go to bulk operations.
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" → "Filter."
4. Select the category you need from the list and confirm the operation.
Now all posts from the category are deleted. Meanwhile, regular posts and posts from other categories remain in place.
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How to Delete All Scheduled Posts in a Channel
If you decided to create a content plan from scratch, instead of deleting each post separately, it's easier to cancel all scheduled posts at once.
To do this:
1. Open "Content Plan" and select the channel you need from the list.
2. Click "More" → "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" and confirm the action.
Partial Content Plan Clearing
If you don't need to delete all posts, use a filter:
🫙 Regular posts only
🫙 Ad posts only
🫙 Category posts only
If you decided to create a content plan from scratch, instead of deleting each post separately, it's easier to cancel all scheduled posts at once.
To do this:
1. Open "Content Plan" and select the channel you need from the list.
2. Click "More" → "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" and confirm the action.
Partial Content Plan Clearing
If you don't need to delete all posts, use a filter:
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How to Clear Content Plan with One Click
If you need to quickly delete all scheduled posts and start with a clean slate:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
2. Go to "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" and confirm the operation.
Now the content plan is empty and ready for a new phase of work.
Important! If an important post was deleted while clearing the content plan, it can be recovered from the trash within a week using the /
If you need to quickly delete all scheduled posts and start with a clean slate:
1. Click "Content Plan" in the bottom menu or send
/plan2. Go to "Bulk Operations."
3. Click "Clear Content Plan" and confirm the operation.
Now the content plan is empty and ready for a new phase of work.
Important! If an important post was deleted while clearing the content plan, it can be recovered from the trash within a week using the /
trashbin command.Connecting a Group to the Bot
There are two ways to connect a group — through the bot and through the administrators section in the group itself. We recommend the first method as it's very simple.
First method — through the bot
1. Go to "Settings" → "New Channel/Group" or send the command /addchannel
2. Click "Select Group."
3. Choose the needed group from the list or use the search.
Second method — through the administrators section in the group
1. Go to the "Administrators" section in the group settings.
2. Click "Add."
3. Enter the bot's username in the search bar.
4. Set the permissions and confirm adding the bot as an admin.
Recommended permissions:
✔️ Pin messages
✔️ Manage topics (if you post in topics)
There are two ways to connect a group — through the bot and through the administrators section in the group itself. We recommend the first method as it's very simple.
First method — through the bot
1. Go to "Settings" → "New Channel/Group" or send the command /addchannel
2. Click "Select Group."
3. Choose the needed group from the list or use the search.
💡 You can only add groups where you are the owner or an admin with permissions to pin messages and add other admins.
Second method — through the administrators section in the group
1. Go to the "Administrators" section in the group settings.
2. Click "Add."
3. Enter the bot's username in the search bar.
4. Set the permissions and confirm adding the bot as an admin.
Recommended permissions:
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How to Connect a Topic to the Bot
Topics are separate threads within a Telegram group that help structure communication across different areas.
1. Connect the group to the bot using the
2. Then go to the topic you want to add to the bot and send the /
You'll see a message with a ✅ emoji in response. This means the topic has been successfully connected to the bot.
After connecting the first topic, go to the others and repeat the process.
After that, the topics will appear in the bot's general list of connected channels/groups. You'll be able to post to them individually, set up different templates and schedules for each topic.
See also:
— How to connect a group to the bot
Topics are separate threads within a Telegram group that help structure communication across different areas.
💡 If the ability to create topics isn't enabled yet, go to your group settings and turn on the "Topics" toggle.
1. Connect the group to the bot using the
/addchannel command2. Then go to the topic you want to add to the bot and send the /
addtopic command thereYou'll see a message with a ✅ emoji in response. This means the topic has been successfully connected to the bot.
Important: If you see ❌, turn off “Remain Anonymous” for your own admin account in the group settings and try again.
After connecting the first topic, go to the others and repeat the process.
After that, the topics will appear in the bot's general list of connected channels/groups. You'll be able to post to them individually, set up different templates and schedules for each topic.
See also:
— How to connect a group to the bot
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How to Post to Forum Topics
Posting to topics works the same as posting to channels. You can:
🫙 Set default settings for each topic
🫙 Copy one post to multiple topics with different formatting
🫙 Configure individual schedules for each topic
🫙 Edit posts across all topics with one click
Creating a Post
1. Click "Create post" in the bottom menu or send /
2. Select the topic you need from the list.
3. Send your post content to the bot and set publication parameters.
4. Schedule or publish the post.
More information on posting to forum topics:
— How to save default posting settings
— How to post in multiple topics with different layout
— How to post in multiple topics on different schedules
— How to edit a text copied to multiple topics
Posting to topics works the same as posting to channels. You can:
Creating a Post
1. Click "Create post" in the bottom menu or send /
newpost2. Select the topic you need from the list.
3. Send your post content to the bot and set publication parameters.
💡 To publish a post to multiple topics, go to "Publication settings" → "Copy" and select other topics.
4. Schedule or publish the post.
More information on posting to forum topics:
— How to save default posting settings
— How to post in multiple topics with different layout
— How to post in multiple topics on different schedules
— How to edit a text copied to multiple topics
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How to Create a Separate Project and Start Working in It
Projects are completely isolated workspaces. Each project has its own channels, editors, settings, and content calendar. This helps separate work — for example, keeping your channels separate from partner ones or managing multiple channel networks independently.
All project actions begin in the "My Projects" menu
How to Create a New Project
1. "My Projects" → "Manage" → "New Project."
2. Send the project name to the bot.
3. After that, the "Select channel" and "Select group" menu will open. Connect the ones you need.
How to Rename a Project
1. "My Projects" → "Manage" → "Rename Project."
2. Select the project you want to rename from the list.
3. Send the new name to the bot.
How to Transfer a Project to Another User
You can transfer a project to another user only if you are the owner of the project and the other user is assigned as its admin. After the transfer, you will automatically swap roles: the other user will receive owner status, and you will become an admin.
After transferring ownership, both accounts will retain in the project:
🫙 Configured publication schedule
🫙 Content calendar
🫙 Default settings
🫙 Templates
1. If the other user is not yet assigned as an admin of your project, assign them first. See the article:
— How to add new team members
2. Go to "My Projects" → "Manage" → "Transfer Ownership."
3. Select the project you want to transfer from the list.
4. The bot will show a list of current project admins. Choose who should receive owner rights.
5. Confirm the transfer.
Projects are completely isolated workspaces. Each project has its own channels, editors, settings, and content calendar. This helps separate work — for example, keeping your channels separate from partner ones or managing multiple channel networks independently.
💡 Your first project is created automatically upon registration with a random name. You can rename it at any time.
All project actions begin in the "My Projects" menu
(/projects command).How to Create a New Project
1. "My Projects" → "Manage" → "New Project."
2. Send the project name to the bot.
3. After that, the "Select channel" and "Select group" menu will open. Connect the ones you need.
How to Rename a Project
1. "My Projects" → "Manage" → "Rename Project."
2. Select the project you want to rename from the list.
3. Send the new name to the bot.
💡 You can only rename a project on your own account. If other editors are working on this project, the name will remain unchanged for them.
How to Transfer a Project to Another User
You can transfer a project to another user only if you are the owner of the project and the other user is assigned as its admin. After the transfer, you will automatically swap roles: the other user will receive owner status, and you will become an admin.
After transferring ownership, both accounts will retain in the project:
1. If the other user is not yet assigned as an admin of your project, assign them first. See the article:
— How to add new team members
2. Go to "My Projects" → "Manage" → "Transfer Ownership."
3. Select the project you want to transfer from the list.
4. The bot will show a list of current project admins. Choose who should receive owner rights.
5. Confirm the transfer.
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How to Add New Team Members
Make sure the user has activated @posto. If not, they need to follow the link
The username above is for the premium Posto bot. If you have your own scheduling bot, the new team member must activate it, not the premium bot.
1. In the bot, open the "Settings" menu → "Editors" and click "New Editor."
2. In the bottom menu, click "Select Users" — a contact list will open. You can select up to 10 people at a time.
3. When all users are added, click "Return to Editors List."
❗️ Note! Each newly added editor is automatically granted these permissions:
- Create, edit, and delete posts — basic posting permissions.
- Configure posting — save default settings, manage templates and folders, change schedule slots, and other parameters that affect other editors.
If you don't want to grant the new editor posting configuration permissions, disable them.
Similarly, users are typically denied rights to work with posts if it's not part of their responsibilities. For example, an accountant only needs the right to pay for subscription.
Permissions You Can Configure
Administrator — all permissions except deleting the project and assigning administrators.
Pay for subscription — change pricing plans and pay for channel subscriptions.
Connect channels — add channels to the project.
Create, edit, and delete posts — basic posting permissions.
Configure posting — manage settings, folders, schedules, and other parameters that affect all project editors.
Bulk operations — edit or delete multiple posts at once, bulk replace auto-signature or links.
Manage editors — add users and change their permissions (cannot grant more rights than you have yourself).
How to Configure Team Member Permissions
1. After adding a new team member, click "Return to Editors List."
2. Go to the editor's profile.
3. Set the required permissions.
Make sure the user has activated @posto. If not, they need to follow the link
t.me/PostoRobot and click "Start".The username above is for the premium Posto bot. If you have your own scheduling bot, the new team member must activate it, not the premium bot.
1. In the bot, open the "Settings" menu → "Editors" and click "New Editor."
2. In the bottom menu, click "Select Users" — a contact list will open. You can select up to 10 people at a time.
3. When all users are added, click "Return to Editors List."
💡 When you add a new editor, your project appears in their "My Projects" menu or in the /projects command.- Create, edit, and delete posts — basic posting permissions.
- Configure posting — save default settings, manage templates and folders, change schedule slots, and other parameters that affect other editors.
If you don't want to grant the new editor posting configuration permissions, disable them.
Similarly, users are typically denied rights to work with posts if it's not part of their responsibilities. For example, an accountant only needs the right to pay for subscription.
Permissions You Can Configure
Administrator — all permissions except deleting the project and assigning administrators.
Pay for subscription — change pricing plans and pay for channel subscriptions.
Connect channels — add channels to the project.
Create, edit, and delete posts — basic posting permissions.
Configure posting — manage settings, folders, schedules, and other parameters that affect all project editors.
Bulk operations — edit or delete multiple posts at once, bulk replace auto-signature or links.
Manage editors — add users and change their permissions (cannot grant more rights than you have yourself).
How to Configure Team Member Permissions
1. After adding a new team member, click "Return to Editors List."
2. Go to the editor's profile.
3. Set the required permissions.
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Sections: How to Work Safely with a Team
When you have multiple channels and a team of editors, a problem arises: how do you grant access to employees while maintaining control over all channels?
Usually, channel owners add editors directly to the Telegram admin panel. But this is risky — if one of the admins violates the rules, all channels they were connected to may face blocking.
Sections solve this problem. You grant rights through a bot without adding people to the channel's admin panel. If one of the editors gets banned, it won't affect the channel.
What an Editor Sees
When you add an editor to a section, a new project appears in their "My Projects" menu—but with limited access. They only see the channels you've allowed them to access.
Example: You have 10 channels, but an editor only needs access to two. You create a section, add those 2 channels and the editor. Now they work only with those and don't see the other 8.
Flexible Permission Settings
Within each section, you assign individual permissions to each member.
By default, a new editor receives the following rights:
1. Working with posts—creating, editing, and deleting them.
2. Managing default settings, templates, and schedules.
If you need to change permissions, open the user's profile and select the necessary privileges.
How Sections Work
Think of a section as a separate mini-project within your main project. Each section has:
- Its own channels (part of the overall list)
- Its own editors with configured permissions
- Its own folders and templates
- Its own default settings
What's Shared Between the Project and Its Sections
The project and all its sections use the same channel settings:
✔️ Content plan
✔️ Schedule slots
✔️ Watermarks and auto-signature
✔️ Favorite buttons
✔️ Prompts for AI assistant
Example: if an editor in a section changes the post schedule, the new slots will appear in the main project and in other sections where this channel exists.
Advantages of Sections
Security — permissions are assigned independently of rights in the channel itself; a user ban won't lead to channel blocking
Convenience — everyone works only with the channels they need
Control — you configure each employee's rights according to your tasks
Flexibility — one channel can be in multiple sections, one editor can work with multiple sections
Sections help transform the chaos of multiple channels and editors into an organized system where everyone knows their tasks and doesn't interfere with others.
Practical Example
Task: You have a network of 5 regional channels. Each region has its own editor, plus you occasionally need to publish general advertisements across all channels.
Solution:
1. Create 5 sections — one for each region.
2. Add the corresponding channel and editor to each section.
3. Editors work only with their channels.
4. As the owner, you see all channels and can publish advertisements across the entire network.
When you have multiple channels and a team of editors, a problem arises: how do you grant access to employees while maintaining control over all channels?
Usually, channel owners add editors directly to the Telegram admin panel. But this is risky — if one of the admins violates the rules, all channels they were connected to may face blocking.
Sections solve this problem. You grant rights through a bot without adding people to the channel's admin panel. If one of the editors gets banned, it won't affect the channel.
What an Editor Sees
When you add an editor to a section, a new project appears in their "My Projects" menu—but with limited access. They only see the channels you've allowed them to access.
Example: You have 10 channels, but an editor only needs access to two. You create a section, add those 2 channels and the editor. Now they work only with those and don't see the other 8.
Flexible Permission Settings
Within each section, you assign individual permissions to each member.
By default, a new editor receives the following rights:
1. Working with posts—creating, editing, and deleting them.
2. Managing default settings, templates, and schedules.
If you need to change permissions, open the user's profile and select the necessary privileges.
How Sections Work
Think of a section as a separate mini-project within your main project. Each section has:
- Its own channels (part of the overall list)
- Its own editors with configured permissions
- Its own folders and templates
- Its own default settings
What's Shared Between the Project and Its Sections
The project and all its sections use the same channel settings:
✔️ Content plan
✔️ Schedule slots
✔️ Watermarks and auto-signature
✔️ Favorite buttons
✔️ Prompts for AI assistant
Example: if an editor in a section changes the post schedule, the new slots will appear in the main project and in other sections where this channel exists.
Advantages of Sections
Security — permissions are assigned independently of rights in the channel itself; a user ban won't lead to channel blocking
Convenience — everyone works only with the channels they need
Control — you configure each employee's rights according to your tasks
Flexibility — one channel can be in multiple sections, one editor can work with multiple sections
Sections help transform the chaos of multiple channels and editors into an organized system where everyone knows their tasks and doesn't interfere with others.
Practical Example
Task: You have a network of 5 regional channels. Each region has its own editor, plus you occasionally need to publish general advertisements across all channels.
Solution:
1. Create 5 sections — one for each region.
2. Add the corresponding channel and editor to each section.
3. Editors work only with their channels.
4. As the owner, you see all channels and can publish advertisements across the entire network.
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