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# How to configure alerts on Telegram

Learn how to configure notification alerts on Telegram.

Follow these steps to configure alerts on Telegram:

## Configuring the alert

1. Install the Telegram app on your smartphone.
2. Create a username.
3. In the app's contact list, search for **@RawDataBot**.
4. When redirected to the chat with the bot, please start the conversation by clicking **Start**. 
5. The bot responds by providing a payload, and the necessary information is the numbers listed in the field below:

```
“Chat”: {
“Id”: xxxxxxxxx, 
```

6. Copy the ID into the field **Telegram ChatID** when creating a new pipeline alert. 

{% hint style="info" %}
This field appears only when the Telegram toggle is enabled.
{% endhint %}

## Receiving the alerts

1. After configuring the alert, search for **@DigibeeMonitorBot** on the Telegram’s contact list.
2. When redirected to the chat with the bot, please start the conversation by clicking **Start**.
3. The bot responds by providing the alerts configured on the Digibee Integration Platform.

See the images below for more clarity:

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## Alerts message example

See below an example of an alert message for all pipelines received via Telegram:

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