Bridge
Bridge relays messages between a Telegram group and a Discord channel of the same workspace, under the original author's name. On the Discord side, one bridge can cover a single Discord channel, several Discord channels, or a whole server.
Where to find it
Open the workspace switcher at the top of the sidebar, select Workspace settings, then Bridge. Creating and changing bridges is for the workspace Owner and Admins; other members see Bridge locked in the Settings sidebar.
You need at least one connected Telegram group and one Discord server in the workspace to create a bridge.
Adding a bridge
Select Add a bridge:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| From / To | The two sides of the bridge: a Telegram group (optionally one Telegram topic, or General (whole group)) and a Discord channel, several channels, or All channels. Swap direction swaps the two sides. |
| Two-way | Relay in both directions, so messages sent on the target side also flow back to the source. Unavailable when the Discord side covers several channels. |
Bridges from All channels or several Discord channels are one-way: messages flow out of Discord only.
Each chat can belong to only one bridge. If one of the chats is already bridged, delete that bridge first.
Relayed messages skip the destination's moderation. The moderation of the chat a message came from applies.
Managing bridges
Each bridge shows its relay direction (One-way or Both ways) and whether it's Enabled. You can change the direction, switch it off, edit it, or delete it. Direction, enable and channel changes reach the agents within about a minute. A paused bridge relays nothing; editing it keeps it paused, and the relay-direction control resumes it. Deleting a bridge stops it relaying messages and can't be undone.
Related
- Workspaces: who counts as an Owner or Admin
- Adding Fren One to Discord and Adding Fren One on Telegram: connecting the channels a bridge links