📢 Get Report Notifications on Telegram
Wolf Engager Pro can send updates straight to your Telegram so you don't have to keep checking the dashboard. You'll get notified when something needs your attention — account disconnects, errors, daily reports — without logging in.
This guide shows you how to set it up once and customize what you receive.
What you'll get
Once Wolf Alerts is connected, you can choose to receive any of:
| Alert | What triggers it |
|---|---|
| Daily Analytics | A summary of yesterday's actions: likes sent, follows, story views, etc. |
| Account Disconnects | Sent the moment your account requires re-login (you can act before it goes idle for hours) |
| Task Stopped | Sent if your engagement workflow stops for any reason |
| Error Alerts | Sent on activity pauses, rate limits, or unexpected issues |
| Subscription Notices | Reminders before your plan renews |
You can turn each one on or off individually — most customers leave on the disconnect alert and the daily analytics, and turn off the rest.
Step 1 — Set up Telegram (one-time)
If you've never used Telegram, here's the fastest setup:
- Download Telegram from your phone's App Store or Play Store and create an account.
- Open Telegram and search for
@WolfGrowthBot(or click here to open it directly on your phone). - Tap "Start" at the bottom of the chat. You should see a confirmation message from the bot.
That's it — your phone is now ready to receive alerts.
Step 2 — Find your Chat ID
Wolf Engager Pro needs your unique Telegram Chat ID so it knows where to send messages.
- In Telegram, search for
@userinfobot(or click here). - Tap "Start" — the bot will instantly reply with your account info.
- Copy your Chat ID — it's the number labeled
Id:(something like123456789).
💡 Your Chat ID never changes — save it somewhere if you have multiple Wolf Engager Pro accounts. Use the same ID for all of them.
Step 3 — Connect Telegram in Wolf Engager Pro
- Open your task settings → scroll to Wolf Alerts (via Telegram).
- Paste your Chat ID into the field provided.
- Tick the alerts you want to receive (we recommend enabling all of them while you're new — you can turn off the noisy ones later).
- Click Save at the top of the page.
You'll get a confirmation message in Telegram within a minute or two letting you know the connection is working.
Step 4 — Test it
The easiest way to make sure everything's working:
- Disconnect your account temporarily — log out from one of your devices, and Wolf Engager Pro will send you a "Re-login needed" alert within 5–10 minutes.
- Or just wait for the next daily analytics summary — it sends once per day automatically.
If you don't see anything within a few hours, jump to Troubleshooting below.
Recommended alert mix
Here's what we suggest leaving on:
| Alert | Recommended? | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Account Disconnects | ✅ Always on | The single most important alert — you want to know the second your account needs re-login |
| Daily Analytics | ✅ On | One short message per day, great for catching trends without checking the dashboard |
| Task Stopped | ✅ On | Fires only when something goes wrong — low noise |
| Error Alerts | ⚠️ On for new accounts | High noise during the first 2 weeks; turn off once you're past warmup |
| Subscription Notices | ✅ On | Avoids surprise renewals |
Multiple accounts? Use the same Chat ID everywhere
If you run Wolf Engager Pro on 3 different Instagram accounts, you don't need three Telegram numbers. Just paste the same Chat ID into all three tasks. You'll get one stream of alerts in Telegram and each alert will tell you which Instagram account it's about (@yourhandle1 , @yourhandle2 , etc.).
Troubleshooting
I'm not getting any messages.
- Did you tap Start on
@WolfGrowthBot? If you haven't started a chat with the bot, it can't message you. Re-open the bot and tap Start. - Double-check your Chat ID — it should be a numeric ID (e.g.
123456789), not your @username. - Make sure Wolf Alerts (via Telegram) is toggled on inside your task settings and that you clicked Save.
I got the first message but nothing after.
- Check your Telegram notification settings — make sure you haven't muted the bot.
- Confirm the specific alert type is enabled in your task settings (e.g. you can't receive Daily Analytics if you turned that one off).
My Chat ID isn't being accepted.
- Make sure you copied just the number, no extra spaces or characters.
- Some Telegram apps copy your username instead — make sure the bot actually replied with
Id:and you took the number.
I want to stop getting alerts.
- Toggle off Wolf Alerts (via Telegram) in your task settings and save — no need to remove the Chat ID.
Need help?
Reach out to your Growth Team if Wolf Alerts isn't connecting after trying the troubleshooting steps. We can verify the bot setup on our side and check whether the messages are going out.