Groups

Group and channel listing, membership audit, and management

The groups feature gives you a centralized view of all groups and channels your accounts are members of, along with tools for membership audit and cleanup.

Group and channel listing

Every group, supergroup, and channel that any of your accounts belongs to is listed in the Groups section. The list is built from the MTProto synchronization that runs for each account on connection.

Membership audit

The membership audit shows which of your accounts belong to which groups, helping you identify overlaps and consolidation opportunities.

The audit view highlights:

• Cross-account membership: groups where multiple of your accounts are members (flagged as potential redundancy)
• Unmanaged groups: groups where your account is a member but no automation rules reference it
• Inactive groups: groups with no message activity in 30+ days

Metadata

Each group and channel displays available metadata retrieved from Telegram:

• Title and description (channel/about text)
• Invite link (if you have permission to view it)
• Username (if public)
• Participant count (approximate)
• Admins list (for supergroups where your account is also an admin)
• Restrictions (slow mode, sign messages, etc.)
• Linked discussion group (for channels)

Metadata is refreshed every 24 hours for each group, or on-demand when you view the group detail page.

Resync

If the group list is stale or missing groups, you can trigger a manual resync:

1. Go to Groups > select a group > Resync.
2. The platform triggers a full participant sync for that group through the associated account's MTProto connection.
3. The sync runs in the background. For large groups (10,000+ members), this can take several minutes.
4. A notification is sent when the sync completes.

You can also trigger a bulk resync of all groups for a specific account. This is rate-limited to once per hour per account.

Clean removal

When you want to remove an account from a group:

1. Go to Groups > select the group > Leave group.
2. The platform sends a leaveChat request through the account's MTProto connection.
3. If successful, the group is removed from the listing for that account.
4. If the account is an admin, you have the option to first promote another member or simply leave (which demotes the account but may leave an adminless group. Use with care).

Bulk leave: You can select multiple groups and leave them in a single action. The platform processes leaves sequentially with a 3-second delay between each to avoid triggering flood-wait limits.

Limitations

• The platform does not support creating new groups or channels. You must create them on Telegram first and then add your accounts.
• The platform does not support modifying group settings (title, photo, permissions, etc.) beyond leaving the group.
• Participant lists are cached approximations from Telegram and may not reflect real-time membership.