When you need several destinations
- A news source feeding an archive, a team group and a public channel.
- One community sharing announcements with separate regional channels.
- A backup destination kept for records.
Set up multiple destinations
- Create a job and choose the source.
- Add the first destination and save.
- Add more destinations to the same job, or create a separate job for each route.
- Post a test message in the source and check each destination.
One job or several?
Use one job when every destination should receive the same posts. Use separate jobs when routes need different filters, cleanup or timing. Separate jobs are easier to test and change without affecting the other routes.
Plan limits
Plans set how many jobs you can run, and how many sources and destinations each job can use. Check the pricing page for current limits before you plan a large setup.
Keep permissions in mind
Your connected Telegram account must be able to read every source and post in every destination. If it cannot post to a destination, that destination will not receive posts.
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
Can I forward from several sources into one destination?
Where your plan allows multiple sources per job, yes. Check the job limits on the pricing page.
Do all destinations get the same text?
They get the same posts from the job. If a destination needs different text, use a separate job with its own cleanup rules.
What if one destination stops receiving posts?
Check that your account can still post there and that the job is running. The guide on fixing forwarding problems lists common causes.