Telegram Account Cleanup in Deskgram 2

The Account Cleanup module helps remove old traces of activity from Telegram accounts: dialogs, stories, and other zones depending on the selected mode. It is useful before a new warmup cycle, a new campaign, or a change of account role.

What this module does

Cleanup is a service operation. It does not promote, parse, message, or invite users. It prepares accounts for the next operational stage by removing unnecessary history or activity traces.

Use it when:

• accounts are being moved to a new role;
• dialogs need to be cleared;
• story traces should be cleaned;
• the account segment needs to look cleaner before new work;
• you want to separate old campaigns from new ones.

What to prepare

Before launch, decide:

• what exactly should be cleaned;
• which accounts are safe to process;
• whether those accounts are part of active tasks;
• whether dialogs, stories, or both should be affected;
• what happens after cleanup.

Do not run cleanup on accounts that are currently involved in active conversations unless you understand the consequences.

Step 1. Choose the cleanup type

The cleanup type is the main decision.

Choose only what you actually need:

• dialog cleanup;
• story cleanup;
• combined cleanup;
• another available service mode.

Avoid turning on everything by default.

Step 2. Review performance settings

Cleanup does not need maximum speed. Stable execution is safer than aggressive processing.

Set:

• reasonable thread count;
• soft delays;
• a controlled account segment;
• a test run before processing many accounts.

Step 3. Dialog options

If the task affects dialogs, review this block carefully.

Dialog cleanup can change how an account looks from an operational point of view. Make sure important conversations are not needed anymore.

Step 4. Story options

If accounts used stories, review story cleanup separately.

Not every scenario requires story cleanup. Use it only when it supports the next account role.

What to check after launch

Review:

• task logs;
• accounts with errors;
• what was cleaned;
• whether accounts are ready for warmup;
• whether any account should be excluded from the next workflow.

Common mistakes

• Cleaning without understanding what should be removed.
• Running cleanup on active dialog accounts.
• Using maximum speed for a service operation.
• Mixing cleaned and non-cleaned accounts in the same next task.
• Not checking logs.

Summary

Account cleanup is a preparation module. Use it when accounts need a cleaner state before the next scenario.

Define the cleanup type, run small batches, check logs, and then move accounts into warmup, messaging, invite, or another workflow.