Iris | Bright Sophie Chat Manager

Your chat keeps growing, spammers show up every day, and moderators cannot read everything. Iris | Bright Sophie helps Telegram chat admins restore order. It is a chat manager with its own ecosystem and a Russian-language interface. 🌸

What Iris is for

The bot is aimed at people who run group chats, from topic communities to work groups. It welcomes newcomers and helps manage the chat, while support handles trickier questions.

The profile has no detailed command list, but it points to a support chat, a news channel and a channel of useful articles. These materials help you learn the bot without guessing.

What you can learn from the bot

The help section gathers the topics people usually start with.

• Installation. How to add the bot to your chat.
• Command list. What the bot can do in a group.
• Toffee. The internal virtual currency and ways to get it.
• Bonuses. What is available in the Iris ecosystem.
• My spam. A check that shows if you are in the antispam database.

The antispam database: benefit and downside

A shared database of spammers keeps out people already caught sending junk elsewhere. For an admin it saves time and nerves.

But any database can be wrong. If you were listed by mistake, check your status through the "my spam" section and contact support. A polite explanation usually works better than complaints in chats. 🛡️

Connecting the bot to a chat

1. Open the bot and read the installation section.
2. Add the bot to the chat through the "Add to Group" menu.
3. Give it the admin rights it asks for.
4. Test it with a sample message and study the command list.

Chat rules worth writing in advance

The bot handles routine well but does not replace living rules. Pin a short list: what to talk about, what is banned and what follows violations.

When rules are visible to all, there are fewer arguments and grudges after bans. Members understand why they were restricted, and moderators do not repeat the same explanation each time. Review the rules every few months as the chat grows.

What else an admin should consider

A bot with admin rights can delete messages and restrict members. Grant only the rights that are needed, and tell members about chat rules so automatic measures are not a surprise.

Do not trust strangers who write on behalf of support and ask for a login code or chat ownership. Real support never needs that. 🔒

If something stops working

Check that the bot is still an admin with enough rights. Then reread the guide and look at the news channel, where changes are announced.

If the problem remains, ask in the support chat listed in the bot profile. Describe what happened and in which chat.