Clients never mix
Each pool has its own accounts and its own proxies. One proxy cannot sit in two pools, and in the account picker a click on a pool selects its free accounts.
Telegram promotion software for agencies: several clients in one panel
An agency runs many projects at once: every client has its own accounts, proxies, topic and schedule. In TeleTraff projects are split into pools, tasks go on a schedule, and you pay for threads per module, not per client.
- A pool per client
- Pay for threads, not clients
- Tasks run with the browser closed
In short
A Telegram promotion agency needs a way to keep client projects apart without paying for each client separately. In TeleTraff each client gets a pool with its own accounts and proxies, client tasks run on a schedule in Automation, and the plan counts threads in each module. The modules are the same for every client: neurocommenting, mailing, inviter, neurochat, parsers and the rest.
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Threads, not seats
The plan counts how many accounts work in a module at once. A fifth client costs nothing while you have threads to spare.
It runs without you
Schedules in Automation start tasks on the server. You can close the browser; the run history is kept.
What an agency needs for Telegram promotion
An agency runs projects from different niches at once: crypto, betting, info products, services. Each needs its own accounts, its own proxies and its own schedule. If everything sits in one heap, one day client A's account ends up in client B's task.
So an agency needs three things from the panel: keep projects apart, run work on a schedule and show the client what was done. The modules are the same for everyone; they are listed on the panel features page.
How to organise agency work in TeleTraff
- 01
Create a pool per client
Name the pool after the client and the topic, for example «Client A · crypto». The pool shows how many accounts there are in total, ready, working, warming up and in trouble. Details in the account pools guide.
- 02
Bind proxies to the pool
The pool menu has Assign proxy: the selected proxies are handed out to the pool's accounts in turn. One proxy cannot be in two pools at once.
- 03
Tag accounts and give them a role
Tags help you search and filter. The role says what the account is reserved for: a module offers only accounts with its role, and Reserve is never taken anywhere.
- 04
Run modules per client
In the account picker, open the Pools tab and choose the client's pool: its free accounts get selected. Take the client's placements from the open base or collect them with a parser.
- 05
Put tasks on a schedule
In Automation each schedule has its own steps and its own launch order. Upcoming runs are shown on the right.
- 06
Put together the client's result
What a run did is shown in the module itself, and the run log downloads with the Download log button. The overall picture is on the Runs tab in statistics.
Which panel features matter to an agency
| Agency task | Where in the panel | How it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Keep clients apart | Account pools | Own accounts and proxies per client, ready and problem counters |
| Never mix up accounts | Tags and account role | A module offers only accounts with its role and leaves Reserve alone |
| Keep proxies in order | Proxy center | Checks through Telegram, Quarantine, the pool or No pool for each proxy |
| Top up accounts | Marketplace | Buy accounts and proxies inside the panel, import straight with a proxy |
| Run on a schedule | Automation | A schedule built from steps, a time zone, Run history |
| Report | Modules, statistics | Run results, Download log, the Runs and Traffic tabs |
Example: three pools in one panel
The pool names here are examples; you set your own.
A betting client
The «Betting · Brazil» pool: its own accounts and proxies for the right geo. Neurocommenting writes under posts in sports channels, and once a week the schedule runs mailing to a collected list.
A crypto client
The «Crypto · chat» pool: accounts talk in chats through neurochat, and the inviter brings people from a list into the client's chat. The proxies are its own and never overlap with betting.
Reserve
No module takes accounts with the Reserve role. When a client loses an account, the replacement comes from here and moves into that client's pool.
What pools and automation look like
How threads add up when there are many clients
A thread is one account busy with a task in a module right now. Threads are counted in each module separately and are shared by every client in the panel.
Example: three clients, each running neurocommenting on 15 accounts at once. That takes 45 threads in neurocommenting, which fits Pro with its 50 threads. Mailing for the same clients is counted separately and never touches the neurocommenting threads.
For 30 days: Starter with 10 threads costs $24, Pro with 50 threads $59, Ultimate with 100 threads $117. A paid plan does not limit how many accounts sit in the panel. Details on the pricing page.
What an agency should keep in mind
- There are no separate client cabinets or staff seats in the panel: there is one workspace and one login to it.
- A pool does not bind a run to itself: the module gets the list of accounts chosen at launch. New accounts in the pool do not join a task already running.
- The panel does not build a ready client report. The result comes from run results, the run log and the account CSV export.
- The Traffic tab in statistics counts people only through a connected funnel.
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Questions and answers
Can I run several clients in one panel?
Yes. Create a pool per client; each pool has its own accounts and proxies. In the account picker, a click on a pool selects its free accounts.
Do I pay for each client?
No. The plan counts threads, that is, accounts busy in a module at the same time. A paid plan does not limit how many clients and accounts sit in the panel.
Can I give access to staff or a client?
There are no separate staff seats or client cabinets: there is one workspace and one login to it. If you need a different setup, write to support.
How do I keep different clients' accounts apart?
Keep them in separate pools and give them a role. A module offers only accounts with its role, and no module takes accounts with the Reserve role.
Do tasks run with the browser closed?
Yes. The server runs the tasks. A schedule in Automation starts them by itself, and the outcome of every run is in Run history.
How do I show a client the result?
Every module has run results, and the run log downloads as a file. With a funnel connected, the Traffic tab in statistics shows how many people came.
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