Telegram Ask
Add the NotionFlare bot to a group, link with a code, and let members /ask against your knowledge base.
Answer questions from your Knowledge Base inside Telegram groups. Members do not need a NotionFlare account.
Same product model as Discord: one NotionFlare bot, bind your group to your account. Answers use your indexed Notion posts — not the official demos (Telegram group and Discord server; see Platform discovery).
Prerequisites
- NotionFlare account with Ask quota (Free = Public corpus only; Pro / Business = choose Public, Private, or both).
- Posts synced and indexed (see Notion setup).
Enable and link a group
- Click Link a group (or Link another group if you already have one).
- Choose Public / Private / Both for that group’s Ask corpus, add the NotionFlare bot to your Telegram group (promote it to admin if you want emoji feedback), then copy the
/bindcommand from the same flow. - In the group, as an admin, paste
/bind CODE. - Under Linked groups, you can change corpus later: Public (inquiries), Private (members, Pro+), or Private + Public.
Adding the bot alone does not link your Knowledge Base — until /bind succeeds, the group will not appear under Linked groups and /ask will not use your index.
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You do not create a BotFather bot or paste a token for Ask.
/ask
In a linked group: /ask your question or @mention the bot.
- Answers use only the corpus scope you set for that group (see Private vs public).
- Quotas count against the bot binder’s NotionFlare plan (see Pricing).
- Direct messages with the bot do not support Knowledge Base
/ask— use a linked group.
Owners can also test from Dashboard → Ask → Try /ask.
Unlink
Dashboard → Ask → Telegram → remove the linked group, or /unlink in the group (admin).
Troubleshooting
Related
- Link a Telegram group (short checklist)
- Ask feedback channels (👍/👎 + reactions)
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