Site article announcements in channels: CMS → Crosslybot
An article goes live on the site — the announcement automatically appears on every channel.
Telegram 
VK 
Max The problem
An article goes live on the site, and someone manually makes an announcement on Telegram, VK and Max: copies the title, description, image, link. It happens with a delay, sometimes gets forgotten, and the announcement format is a little different every time.
How Crosslybot solves it
When an article is published, the site backend sends a single POST to Crosslybot — with the title, description, cover and link. The announcement automatically goes out to every channel at once, in a single format and with no delay.
Crosslybot lets you automatically announce site articles on every channel. When a piece is published, the CMS backend sends a single POST to the Crosslybot webhook — with the title, description, cover and link.
The announcement goes out to Telegram, VK and Max right away, in a single format, with no delay and no manual copying. Any CMS or backend that can send an HTTP request on publish fits: WordPress, Tilda, a headless CMS or your own solution.
How to set up
Create a webhook endpoint
In the Crosslybot dashboard, create an incoming webhook and attach it to a project with targets.
Add a call in the CMS
In the article-publish hook (or the site backend), add an HTTP POST to the Crosslybot endpoint.
Build the announcement
In the request body, pass the title, a short description, the cover and a link to the article.
Done
Every new article is automatically announced on Telegram, VK and Max.
What's inside
Announcement with no delay
The POST goes out at the moment the article is published — the announcement appears on the channels right away, not when someone gets to it.
Single format
The announcement template is set once in code — all announcements look equally tidy.
Any CMS
WordPress, Tilda, a headless CMS, your own backend — anything that can send an HTTP request fits.
Result
Every site article is automatically announced on every channel in a single format. Nothing gets forgotten or copied by hand.
FAQ
Does it work for WordPress or Tilda?
Yes. It's enough for the CMS or backend to be able to send an HTTP POST on publish — via a plugin, a hook or code.
Can I publish the article's cover?
Yes. Media is passed in the payload — the article's cover will be attached to the announcement.
What if the article is edited?
Webhook IN creates a new post for each request. It's best to send the announcement once — at the article's first publication.
What plan is needed?
Webhook IN is available on the Pro plan and above.
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