Turn Telegram channel prediction briefs into outcomes
Start a Faraday outcome from a published prediction brief and keep the modeling question connected to the team's discussion.
Trigger
New Channel Post
Triggered when a new post is published to a channel where your bot is an administrator.
Action
Create Outcome
Tool to create a new outcome. Outcomes are predictions about customer behavior such as likelihood to convert, churn, or purchase specific products. Use when you need to create a new predictive model.
Why this helps
Shared modeling requests can linger as announcements without making it into the analytics workflow.
- Make an explicit team modeling request actionable.
- Retain the prediction question in its original context.
- Reduce follow-up just to initiate outcome setup.
Setup
Build it in a few focused steps.
- 1Connect Telegram and Faraday, then make the bot an administrator in the relevant channel.
- 2Create an automation triggered by Telegram New Channel Post, or ask Notis to set it up conversationally.
- 3Write one instruction to create a Faraday outcome only when a post explicitly requests a prediction and names the customer behavior.
- 4Select a run-report channel and test with one real prediction brief.
Questions about this workflow
What behavior can the brief name?
It can describe customer behavior such as converting, churning, or purchasing a specific product.
Can this watch a channel the bot cannot access?
No. The bot must be an administrator in the channel for the trigger to receive posts.
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Supported Triggers and Actions
Notis builds workflows that link Telegram to Faraday. A trigger fires from one place; an action lands in another.
Telegram triggers
Faraday actions
Recurring trigger
Notis starts this workflow on a schedule, such as daily, weekly, or during business hours.
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Webhook trigger
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New Message Received
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New Channel Post
Triggered when a new post is published to a channel where your bot is an administrator.
Archive Outcome
Tool to archive an outcome in Faraday. Use when you need to stop updates to an outcome while keeping it visible.
Callback Query Received
Triggered when a user taps an inline keyboard button attached to one of your bot's messages.
Archive Persona Set
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Message Edited
Triggered when a message in a chat your bot can see is edited by its sender.
Archive Place
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New Chat Member
Triggered when a new member joins a group or supergroup the bot belongs to, including when the bot itself is added.
Archive Scope
Tool to archive a scope in Faraday. Use when you need to stop updates to a scope while keeping it visible.
Archive Stream
Tool to archive a stream in Faraday. Use when you need to archive a stream and optionally its downstream resources. Archiving stops updates to the resource but keeps it visible.
Connect any two apps with Notis in the middle.
Telegram and Faraday, or any other combination from 1,000+ integrations.
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