«Invite by ID» is one of the most convenient ways to invite people to Telegram groups, even if they don’t have a username. It’s enough to know their ID and have a donor group, and you can easily send them to the necessary chats without extra actions. It’s especially relevant when the username is hidden or not set.
Everything works automatically: the program finds the required users in the database, detects the source groups from which they were parsed, and sends them invitations from the selected accounts.
How it works:
1. Use database — for inviting to work, you first need to collect a database with user IDs. This is done through the parsing function — it saves not only the ID but also the information about which group the person was taken from. If this connection is missing, the system might not recognize the user or return an error, as it won’t be able to find the person without group data.
2. Groups — these are the groups you want to invite people to. You can insert either a link or the group’s username. Works with both public and private groups. If the chat is private, a valid invitation link is required.
3. Total users per account — sets the limit on how many people one account can invite. It's better to start with small values and then increase based on Telegram's behavior and the block level.
4. Total users per request — this option sets how many users the program will invite in one go. For example, if it's set to 10, the system will send invites to 10 users in a single request.
5. Delay — you can set a pause between requests so Telegram doesn't suspect spam activity. The program randomly chooses a delay within the specified range. The larger the interval, the safer the process.
6. Maximum timeout (Flood Wait) — if Telegram issues a restriction (flood), the program either waits until it ends or completely stops working with that account if the limit is exceeded.
7. Select accounts — only accounts with admin rights in the target groups can participate in the invite. Selection is only possible from the «Active» section.
8. Leave the main group — allows the account to automatically leave the group after the invites are sent. This is convenient if the account entered the group only for inviting and shouldn't stay there.
9. Leave donor group — allows accounts to leave the groups from which participants were parsed. To invite by ID, the account must be in the same group as the user. After the task is complete, this group can be exited.
10. Streams сontrol — sets the number of threads, i.e., how many accounts will work simultaneously. For example, 20 threads means 20 active accounts working. When one finishes the task, the program automatically starts the next, using a random delay from the specified range.
11. Auto stop — you can set conditions under which the system will automatically stop inviting. For example, when receiving blocks, bans, or flood errors. The number of triggers for each error type is adjustable.
During inviting, you might encounter statuses. One of the common ones is «User not mutual contact», which means the user has disabled the ability to receive invites from people who are not in their contacts. In this case, it will not be possible to invite them.
Everything works automatically: the program finds the required users in the database, detects the source groups from which they were parsed, and sends them invitations from the selected accounts.
How it works:
1. Use database — for inviting to work, you first need to collect a database with user IDs. This is done through the parsing function — it saves not only the ID but also the information about which group the person was taken from. If this connection is missing, the system might not recognize the user or return an error, as it won’t be able to find the person without group data.
2. Groups — these are the groups you want to invite people to. You can insert either a link or the group’s username. Works with both public and private groups. If the chat is private, a valid invitation link is required.
3. Total users per account — sets the limit on how many people one account can invite. It's better to start with small values and then increase based on Telegram's behavior and the block level.
4. Total users per request — this option sets how many users the program will invite in one go. For example, if it's set to 10, the system will send invites to 10 users in a single request.
5. Delay — you can set a pause between requests so Telegram doesn't suspect spam activity. The program randomly chooses a delay within the specified range. The larger the interval, the safer the process.
6. Maximum timeout (Flood Wait) — if Telegram issues a restriction (flood), the program either waits until it ends or completely stops working with that account if the limit is exceeded.
7. Select accounts — only accounts with admin rights in the target groups can participate in the invite. Selection is only possible from the «Active» section.
8. Leave the main group — allows the account to automatically leave the group after the invites are sent. This is convenient if the account entered the group only for inviting and shouldn't stay there.
9. Leave donor group — allows accounts to leave the groups from which participants were parsed. To invite by ID, the account must be in the same group as the user. After the task is complete, this group can be exited.
10. Streams сontrol — sets the number of threads, i.e., how many accounts will work simultaneously. For example, 20 threads means 20 active accounts working. When one finishes the task, the program automatically starts the next, using a random delay from the specified range.
11. Auto stop — you can set conditions under which the system will automatically stop inviting. For example, when receiving blocks, bans, or flood errors. The number of triggers for each error type is adjustable.
During inviting, you might encounter statuses. One of the common ones is «User not mutual contact», which means the user has disabled the ability to receive invites from people who are not in their contacts. In this case, it will not be possible to invite them.
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