Telegram Client
Turning Telegram into a sales and engineering hub
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Most B2B sales conversations in crypto don't happen on the CRM. They happen on Telegram, where the founders are. The hard part is turning that messy stream of group chats into something a sales team can manage at scale: deals tracked in Attio, follow-ups assigned to engineers, conversations that don't drop because the right person wasn't reading the right channel that week.
Telegram Client is Holdex's internal answer. It's a Telegram automation built end-to-end by Holdex that turns the messaging app into a unified hub for sales and project ops.
What it does
- Group and CRM sync. Spins up Telegram supergroups for new deals and auto-syncs them to Attio CRM, pre-filling company and contact records. Membership changes and message activity stream back into Attio in real time.
- GitHub issues from Telegram. React to any message with a designated emoji and the bot creates a GitHub issue that links back to the originating conversation. Engineering picks up the context without anyone copy-pasting.
- Broadcast messaging. Rate-limited multi-chat announcements with delivery summaries, for the moments when sales needs to push the same update across thirty groups without spamming.
The automation rides on Telegram's cross-platform client surface, with terminal-based authentication for the operator account.
How Holdex uses it
The design mirrors how Holdex itself runs deal flow. One Telegram group per deal, every group synced to Attio, every emoji-flagged message turning into an engineering ticket. The tool was built for Holdex's own operations and is now listed publicly so other studios and DeFi-native sales teams that want the same wiring can adopt it.
Links
- Internal tool — contact Holdex for access.