Deskgram 2 Autoresponder Component
The autoresponder block helps you react to incoming Telegram replies after outreach, mailing, comments or other automation tasks. It is useful when a user answers your first message and you need a controlled follow-up instead of checking every dialog manually.
When to use it
Use the autoresponder when your campaign has a predictable next step: send a link, explain the offer, ask a qualifying question, redirect to a manager or move the person into a bot funnel.
It is especially useful together with bulk messaging safety rules: limits, delays, account rotation and clear stop conditions.
Basic setup
- Open the module where the autoresponder block is available.
- Enable automatic replies.
- Set a reply delay so answers do not look instant and robotic.
- Limit how many times one account can answer in a period.
- Add the message text or connect AI generation.
- Save the module settings before launching the task.
Standard replies vs AI replies
A standard reply is safer when the script is short and stable: for example, send a bot link or ask one qualifying question.
AI replies are better when the user can ask different questions. In that case, connect the AI component, choose a provider and write a prompt that explains the role, offer, boundaries and topics the model must avoid.
Branching scenarios
Branching is useful when different keywords require different answers. For example:
- If the user asks about price, send the pricing explanation.
- If the user asks about access, send the bot or support link.
- If the user is not interested, stop the chain.
- If the user asks a complex question, redirect to a human manager.
Safety recommendations
- Do not answer too fast.
- Do not use aggressive promises in automatic replies.
- Keep scripts short and natural.
- Test the branch logic on a small account group.
- Pause accounts that receive many negative replies.
Summary
The autoresponder turns Telegram replies into a managed funnel. Start with simple fixed answers, then add AI and branching only when the first version already works and you understand what users ask most often.