Teleshop add-on modules

What you do by hand, your shop can do by itself

Orders into your CRM, stock, waybills and tracking, dropshipping, channel posts. Some of it you switch on yourself; the rest we connect in 1–2 days.

Tell us what you do by handOne sentence. No spec document needed.

Modules are part of your plan

There is no separate invoice.

If you are on a paid plan, the setup is already paid for.

Building and setup — no extra charge
Ongoing support — on us
A standard job — 1–2 days to working

Sound familiar?

The shop runs. Part of the work is still yours

“Every morning I open the supplier’s spreadsheet and copy stock into the shop. Slipped once — sold something I did not have.”

Stock sync

“An order lands in the bot and I copy it into KeyCRM by hand. By evening there is a dozen of them.”

CRM integration

“They ask for the waybill number even though the bot already sent it. They just could not find it among their chats.”

Order copy by email

“To keep the channel alive I have to post products daily. Skip it and orders drop.”

Channel posts

These are the jobs shop owners bring us most often. We already do every one of them — some you switch on yourself, the rest we build for you.

No request, no waiting

Some of it you switch on yourself — right now

These modules are already in your admin panel. Flip a switch and they run — no need to write to us. Three of the six work on the free plan; the badge on each card shows which plan unlocks it.

Free plan

Daily order digest

An evening Telegram summary: the day’s orders, revenue, a breakdown by status, unpaid ones and new customers — the picture without opening the admin panel.

Free plan

Low stock alert

Stock drops below your threshold and you know at once. It checks both when a product changes and on a schedule.

Free plan

Catalog anomaly detector

Scans the catalog and shows what is off: invalid prices, negative quantities, empty titles, broken discounts. It finds them before a buyer does.

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Catalog text refiner

AI fixes grammar in titles and descriptions, sharpens the selling copy and structures it so it reads easily.

Entrepreneur

AI attribute extractor

Pulls brand, weight, type and volume out of titles and descriptions — and the buyer gets catalog filters that were never there.

Business

Unpaid order reminder

Finds orders left unpaid past a time you set and sends you a prioritized list — customer names, amounts and how old each order is.

These are six of nine. The rest are technical ones for handling product attributes after an import — they are in the admin list too.

They are already in your admin panel

The modules section — flip on the ones you need. No request required.

Open the admin panel

The rest is built for you

The rest we build for your shop

Everyone has their own CRM, their own warehouse, their own supplier — that does not come with a switch. We build those by hand, on these terms.

1–2days

From your message to a working module

Not weeks of approvals. You describe the job and check it on a real order a couple of days later.

0extra fees

Included in your paid plan

There is no separate invoice for building or setup. Ongoing support either.

0manual steps

Once set up, you never come back to it

The morning spreadsheet, the order copying and the daily posts simply leave your day.

Straight to your job

Orders into CRM Stock Waybills & tracking Dropshipping Copy by email Channel posts

What we take off your hands

Six jobs merchants bring us

Orders land in your CRM by themselves

Every bot order lands in your CRM within seconds — items, total, contact and delivery method. You stop copying it over by hand and stop checking in the evening whether everything is there.

KeyCRM, SalesDrive and MyDrop are already integrated. On a different system — tell us which, we check it in a day.

How it works

Statuses sync both ways — change it in the CRM, see it in the shop
The customer record is attached to the order automatically
If the connection drops, the order is delivered once it is back

Stock and prices update without you

Your shop shows the same stock as your warehouse. Sell the last unit and the product disappears from the catalog by itself, so no one orders what is gone.

Source — your own XML/YML feed, Google Sheets, Excel or 1C.

How it works

Update frequency matches your supply rhythm — down to hourly
Prices travel with the stock or separately — whichever suits you
An out-of-stock item hides itself and comes back when it arrives

The waybill writes itself, and so does the delivery status

Once an order is confirmed, the Nova Poshta waybill is issued without you. The parcel status then flows back into the order — you see where it is without opening the carrier’s dashboard.

Runs with Nova Poshta. Another carrier with an open API — we connect it on request.

How it works

The waybill is built from the order data, with no address typed by hand
The waybill number lands in the order and in the buyer’s email straight away
The status updates itself — in transit, arrived, collected

Turnkey dropshipping

You hold no stock. The supplier’s products arrive in your catalog with your markup, stock refreshes hourly, and the shipping waybill goes back to the supplier. Your part is selling.

Already running with MyDrop — one shop keeps a 7,242-item catalog on hourly sync this way. Another supplier with an API — we work it out the same way.

How it works

Imports the supplier’s products with their structure and photos
Price is calculated with your markup — you set the rule
Stock refreshes hourly, vanished items hide themselves
The shipping waybill returns to the supplier automatically

The order is mirrored to the buyer’s email

In the bot the buyer sees the status — accepted, shipped, cancelled. The email copies that to their inbox, where the order will not get lost among chats and is easy to find a month later.

Some buyers are not in Telegram all day. For them the email is the only place the order is always visible.

How it works

The email goes out on every status change, not just at checkout
The waybill number arrives there too — no digging through the chat
Items, total and your contacts in a single email

Your channel posts products on a schedule

Catalog products go out to your Telegram channel by themselves. The channel does not fall silent on the days you have no time for posts, and every post leads straight to the product card.

How it works

We set the schedule and the product selection together with you
The post links to the product, not to the home page
Out-of-stock items can be excluded

Found your job?

Describe it in one sentence — we will tell you if it is standard and name the timeline.

Write to us

Your assistant already works

It knows your catalog. It can know much more

Buyers ask about more than the product. Can I return it, which size do I take, when does delivery arrive. That is not the catalog — those are your shop’s rules.

What you already have: the AI consultant in your shop reads the catalog and the shop’s basic details. What follows it does not know by default — but we can teach it.

Returns and exchanges

“Bought it 20 days ago, it does not fit — can I return it?” Deadlines, conditions, who pays return shipping.

Sizes and compatibility

“I am 180 cm, 75 kg — which size should I take?” Your size charts and what a given model fits.

Tone and limits

So it speaks like your shop — and calls you in instead of inventing an answer.

How it works

From a message to a working module — three steps

1step

You write what you do by hand

One sentence, plain words. “I copy stock from a spreadsheet” is enough to start.

2step

We clarify details and access

Usually one conversation. We tell you whether it is a standard job and name the timeline before we start.

3step

The module runs in your shop

Within 1–2 days you check it on a real order. The shop keeps taking orders the whole time.

Step one takes a minute

No spec document and no decision required right now.

Tell us what I do by hand

Alternatives

Two ways to solve this without us — and what they cost

Do it by hand

Your time, every day

Half an hour every morning that shows up in no report
A stock slip means selling what you do not have, and a conversation you did not want
It breaks first exactly when orders start growing

Hire a developer

A separate budget

Weeks for the spec, the estimate and the build itself
An invoice on top of what you already pay for the shop
When something breaks in six months, you look for a contractor again

Why it matters

Inaccurate stock costs you twice.You will never see the second loss

Stock higher than reality

Get the count wrong and you sell what you do not have. Then a cancellation, a refund, and a conversation you did not need to have.

Stock lower than reality

The item sits in your warehouse but shows as out of stock — and the sale simply does not happen. You will never see this loss: no report has a line for “orders that never were”.

One of the shops on a paid plan has been running sync for nearly a year: the plan renewed without gaps, and the owner never went back to the morning spreadsheet.

≈ 1 yearthe module has run without intervention. This shop’s subscription has lasted just as long

Five questions people usually ask before starting

Will this cost extra?

What if it drags on for a month?

I am not on KeyCRM but on something else

What if it breaks what already works?

Will I have to figure this out myself?

What the day after looks like

You no longer start the morning with a spreadsheet

Orders are already in the CRM
Stock reconciled itself
The waybill is issued and the buyer has the email
The channel posted without you

You spend your time selling, not retyping orders.

Tell us in one sentence what you do by hand

We will tell you whether it is a standard job and name the timeline. It costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Write one sentence

For example: “every morning I copy stock from the supplier’s spreadsheet”.

What fits in 1–2 days

Standard jobs: CRM integration, stock and price sync, order copies by email, waybills and tracking, channel autoposting.

Dropshipping is a special case: the timeline depends on the shape the supplier gives the data in. We work it out and name it before starting.

If your job is a different one — we take it too. First we work it out, then we name a real timeline rather than the same one.