Settings

This document explains how to configure Teliqon CRM settings, including users, roles, entity fields, visibility rules, workspace options, integrations, mail, and personal settings. It covers the configuration workflows available from the Settings section and provides step-by-step guidance for managing CRM structure and access.

General Information

In this section, you can configure various parameters for Teliqon CRM entities and functional blocks.

To view the full list of Teliqon CRM elements available for configuration, navigate to the Settings menu section.

To proceed to a specific setting from the list, click on the corresponding name in the left-hand menu.

Then, select the sections you wish to begin configuring.

Workspace section

In this section, you can create and configure unique workspaces for your business tasks. For convenience, the section is divided into several tabs:

  • Departments – create and configure separate company divisions or offices to segregate client bases, employees, deals, and tasks.
  • Numbers – connect and manage phone numbers for routing incoming and outgoing calls.
  • Users – add employees, manage their profiles, assign positions, and link them to respective branches.
  • Accesses – configure user roles and access rights to CRM features and company data.

Departments

In this block, you can configure company departments. To do this, click the Add new department + button. A pop-up window will open, where you need to configure the following fields:

  1. Department name: type a clear name for the unit using your keyboard (for example, “Sales Department” or “Technical Support”);
  2. Phone number: select the department phone number from the list. All available numbers and their settings are located in the Numbers block;
  3. Related agents: click on the field to open the drop-down list and select the managers (agents) who will be assigned to this department. These specific employees will handle the incoming inquiries received on this line. One manager can be assigned to multiple departments;

  1. Working hours: in this block, you can configure the schedule for incoming and outgoing lines.
  • Line time zone: select the local time of your region to ensure the correct operation of the incoming call schedule.
  • Day selection: on the left side of the row, select the required day of the week from the list.
    Any days without a set time interval will be automatically treated by the system as days off.
  • Time interval: on the right side, specify the start and end times (for example, 10:00 / 18:00).
    For 24/7 operation, enter 00:01 / 23:59;
  • Additional settings: if you need to set a schedule for another day, click the Add another working day + button. You can create up to 7 such rows (days); to delete settings for a specific day, click the X to the right of the row.

Note: Outbound calls are unavailable during non-working hours. If a manager attempts to make a call, an error will be displayed:

To save the department, click the Add department button. To exit without saving changes, click Cancel or the X in the upper-right corner of the window.

After creating the department, it will automatically appear in the general list of the Departments section. For a quick view of assigned specialists or the work schedule, you don't need to open the settings: simply hover your cursor (without clicking) over the View all label. A pop-up window will instantly display the full information for the selected parameter, allowing you to quickly check data without extra clicks or navigating between pages:

To change the parameters of an existing department, click the Edit icon (pencil symbol) to the right of its name. If the department is no longer relevant and needs to be removed from the list, use the Remove icon (trash can symbol).

Additionally, for your convenience, the page includes:

  • Search bar: allows you to instantly find the required department by its name. Simply start typing the first letters of the name into the field, and the list will automatically filter to show only the options that match your query. The search bar also features “Include” and “Exclude” filters, giving you the flexibility to include or exclude results based on specific keywords.
  • Rows per page button: allows you to limit the number of records displayed on a single page.

Numbers

This block is used to configure the inbound line for your department numbers. You can purchase numbers by contacting your manager or technical support.

If you already have numbers added to the system, you can configure call distribution for each individual number.

Click View details + to expand the settings window for the selected number:

  1. Call routing. Select a department from the list to receive incoming customer calls made to this number. The call will be directed to the managers of this department who are in the “Online” status.
  2. Smart forwarding. Activate the checkbox by clicking the “Call by priority (responsible first)” field to ensure the system first redirects the call to the manager assigned to this Client or Lead.
    If the responsible manager does not answer, the call will be transferred to other managers of the department (provided the customer is still on the line and the waiting time has not expired).
  3. Calls queue. Select the method the system will use to distribute incoming calls among managers:
  • Call everyone in turn (round robin) - the system distributes calls to available agents one by one in a randomized sequence;
  • Call everyone at once (ring all) - the call is directed to all available department operators at the same time until the call is answered.
  1. Manager response time. Set the call duration (in seconds) during which managers should answer the call. It is recommended to set this to at least 30 seconds to provide managers sufficient time to respond. This parameter applies to both the “Call by priority” condition and the selected queue type.
    Note: the “Manager response time” cannot exceed the “Maximum ring time”.
  2. Interval between calls. Set the delay (in seconds) the system maintains before routing the call further. This pause occurs after every unsuccessful connection attempt: during the transition from the responsible manager to other department specialists, and before each subsequent call in the queue if the “round robin” mode is selected. This interval ensures a structured routing sequence and prevents rapid transitions between lines.
  3. Maximum ring time. Specify the total time (in seconds) a customer waits on the line. If no manager answers within this period, the voicemail greeting will trigger (if configured), and the call will be terminated.
    Configuration logic:
  • This parameter determines how many connection attempts the system can make. The total call duration must be equal or greater than the sum of the “Manager response time” and the “Interval between calls”.
  • If you want to ensure the call reaches every operator in the department, calculate the total time for all participants (e.g., for 3 managers at 30 seconds each + 5 second pauses - the total is 105 seconds).
  • If you prefer not to keep the customer waiting too long, set a lower limit (e.g., 45-60 seconds). In this case, the system will only have time to redirect the call to a few managers; if they do not answer, the call will end without proceeding to the remaining employees in the queue.
  1. Auto-responder. Upload an audio message to inform callers that they have reached you outside of working hours. Click the field to select and add an audio file to the system.
  2. Background music. Set an audio file with music for the customer to hear while waiting for a manager's response. You can include a greeting at the beginning of the recording and combine it with the melody: this helps maintain the customer's attention on the line and makes the waiting experience more comfortable.
  3. No Answer Music. Upload an audio message to play when no operators are available.

Once the configuration is complete, click Apply changes. To discard edits, select Cancel changes.

During an incoming call, a pop-up window with customer information will appear:

More details regarding call handling are provided in this section.

Users

In this section, you can view information about users, modify their data, and configure positions.

Position

In the Users section, you can also configure positions for your system users. By default, there are two positions that cannot be edited or deleted: Manager and Director:

The toolbar for this block provides the following options for managing positions:

  • Add new position +;
  • Search;
  • The button to limit the number of records displayed on the page.

Clicking the Add new position + button opens a window where you enter the position name and click Save:

After confirmation, the new position will be added to the general list. You can change its parameters or delete it from the list at any time.

The Search field provides a convenient search for positions by full or partial name. Simply place the cursor in the field and start typing - the system automatically begins filtering the list in real time, responding even to a single character. This allows you to instantly find the required entries within a large list of users without having to click any additional buttons. The search bar also features “Include” and “Exclude” filters, giving you the flexibility to include or exclude results based on specific keywords.

The Items per page dropdown allows you to configure the amount of data displayed on a page at once.

Users

This block contains a list of all users in your project with their primary data:

  • Full name;
  • Email;
  • Role;
  • Internal number;
  • Call status (Online/Offline/Busy/In a call);
  • Position;
  • Status;
  • Last login;
  • Actions (that can be performed on the user).

A quick sort function is available for all columns, except for the Actions column.

Only one quick filter can be active at a time. It has three states, which you can toggle between by clicking on the filter:

  1. No sorting;
  2. Sort descending;
  3. Sort ascending.

Clicking a different quick filter will reset the previously selected filter to its initial state (no sorting).

The Actions column has three options:

  • Remove user;
  • View (and edit) user profile;
  • Resend invitation (appears if the user has not confirmed their login to the Teliqon portal).

To edit a user account, click the Eye icon in the Actions column next to the required manager. In the window that opens, you can modify the account parameters:

To change a field's settings, click the Edit icon (pencil) to the right of the value, after which it will become available for entering new data.

Please note: the Department field can only be changed on the dedicated Departments page.

To change the password, click the Edit icon, enter the new password, and confirm it in the field below.

The Internal number field allows you to regenerate the manager's SIP number. Simply click the generation button once, and the SIP number will change instantly.


After making all necessary changes, click Save at the end of the menu to apply them. Alternatively, click Cancel to exit without saving.

You can manage the user list using special tools:

  • Add new user + button;
  • Search field;
  • Items per page dropdown;
  • Filter button.

The Add new user + button is used to create access for new project users. When creating a new user, fill out the form by providing mandatory data: Full name, Email, Role, and Position. Saving the profile is impossible without filling in these fields.

The Search field provides a convenient search to quickly find users by Full name or Email. The search is dynamic: it begins from the first character entered and does not require clicking any additional buttons. The search bar also features “Include” and “Exclude” filters, giving you the flexibility to include or exclude results based on specific keywords.

The Items per page dropdown allows you to configure the amount of data displayed on a page at once.

The Filter button allows for an advanced search within the user table. Clicking it opens a form where you can filter data by key parameters: Full name, Internal number, Email, Role, or Position:

Enter the required criteria and click Apply to filter the list. To cancel your selection and return to the full user list, click Clear or click the X icon in the top right corner.

Accesses

This section contains a tool for managing roles available when creating users in your CRM.

By default, there are 2 roles that cannot be deleted or edited:

  • Admin;
  • User.

The permission status for each role is color-coded: green indicates active access rights, while red indicates inactive (restricted) ones.

Creating a role

You can add custom roles using the Create role + button. Clicking this button opens a pop-up window for role creation:

The Name field is mandatory. Enter the required value in the corresponding line to proceed.

Access permission settings apply to all general system sections with corporate access (e.g., Leads, Clients, Deals, Calls, Statistics, etc.).

After selecting the desired settings, click Create. The role will then appear in the roles list immediately.

To cancel the action and close the role creation window, click the X in the top right corner of the screen.

Editing/Deleting a Role

You can edit or delete a previously created role. For instructions on how to create a role, see the Creating a role section.

To change the role parameters, click the Edit (pencil) icon in the corresponding row. To delete a role, use the Remove button located to the right of the edit tool.

After clicking the edit button, the following form will open:

In this form, you can change:

  • Rename the role.
  • Action management: you can determine whether a manager with this role can perform actions on entities (for example: create, view, delete, edit, etc.).
  • Visibility levels: for each action, you can set the scope to “All” (access to the entire company database) or “Only own” (access only to those contacts where the manager is assigned as the responsible party).

Once you have updated the necessary settings, click Save.

To close the editing window without saving, click the X in the top right corner. You will be returned to the previous section.

Leads section

This section is designed for managing the lead structure. It includes settings for primary fields, the ability to add new parameters via the New field + button, and status administration tools.

Lead

The first block is Lead, which contains both primary (system) and additional fields:

System fields

System fields are permanent and cannot be deleted. However, you can still customize how they function.

To update a field's settings, click the Edit (pencil) icon at the end of the row. This opens a configuration window where you can adjust the following:


System options within primary fields cannot be edited, but you can expand them by adding your own items.

To do this, type the name of the new value into the Enter options field and press Enter. The new value will then appear in the list, where you can modify or remove it using the corresponding action icons.

Custom fields

To create additional fields in this section, use the New field + button. This will open the following creation form:

Enter the name of the new field and select its type: Input (a text field for free-form text entry), Dropdown (a drop-down list with preset options to choose from), Number (for entering numeric values only), or Date and time (for recording a specific date and time using a calendar). If you select the Dropdown type, additionally configure the available option values.

Once you have finished the setup, click the Create button, and the new field will appear in the general list.

In the created fields, you can set the requirement status using the Required checkbox - if checked, a manager will not be able to save the card until they enter data into this field.

You can also edit the field's name and parameters or delete custom fields using the corresponding action buttons in the row.

Status management

This section allows you to manage lead statuses. You can create new stages or edit the parameters of existing ones.

Lead status indicates the current stage of interaction with a potential customer within the sales funnel (pipeline) (e.g., “New,” “In Progress,” “Awaiting Payment”). It helps track the progress of each request and provides a clear view of where a deal stands.


Click + Add status and enter a name in the new field.
Use the Confirm icon to finalize the addition or the X to cancel. Please note that providing a status name is mandatory.

To change the order of statuses, use the Drag-and-drop feature. When the cursor turns into a Hand icon, click and drag the status to its new spot in the list.

Field and Block Visibility Settings

These features are designed for flexible control over how information is displayed in the lead card. You can set personalized access permissions for each user role, determining which individual fields or entire information blocks will be hidden from users.

All fields are visible to every role by default. To hide a specific field, enable the toggle next to it and select the roles that should not have viewing access.

After making all the necessary changes, you can either Save the settings or Reset them using the corresponding buttons.

Clients section

This section contains a description of the basic fields for the Clients module and functionality for adding new fields via the New field + button.

Client

The Client block, where you can manage both primary (system) and additional fields for the client entity:

System fields

System fields are permanent and cannot be deleted. However, you can still customize how they function.

To update a field's settings, click the Edit (pencil) icon at the end of the row. This opens a configuration window where you can adjust the following:

System options within primary fields cannot be edited, but you can expand them by adding your own items.

To do this, type the name of the new value into the Enter options field and press Enter. The new value will then appear in the list, where you can modify or remove it using the corresponding action icons.

Custom fields

To create additional fields in this section, use the New field + button. This will open the following creation form:

Enter the name of the new field and select its type: Input (a text field for free-form text entry), Dropdown (a drop-down list with preset options to choose from), Number (for entering numeric values only), or Date and time (for recording a specific date and time using a calendar). If you select the Dropdown type, additionally configure the available option values.

Once you have finished the setup, click the Create button, and the new field will appear in the general list.

In the created fields, you can set the requirement status using the Required checkbox - if checked, a manager will not be able to save the card until they enter data into this field.

You can also edit the field's name and parameters or delete custom fields using the corresponding action buttons in the row.

Status management

This section allows you to manage client statuses. You can create new stages or edit the parameters of existing ones.

Client status indicates the current stage of interaction with a potential client within the sales funnel (pipeline) (e.g., “New,” “In Progress,” “Awaiting Payment”). It helps track the progress of each request and provides a clear view of the deal's current stage.

Click + Add status and enter a name in the new field.
Use the Confirm icon to finalize the addition or the X to cancel. Please note that providing a status name is mandatory.

To change the order of statuses, use the Drag-and-drop feature. When the cursor turns into a Hand icon, click and drag the status to its new spot in the list.

Field and Block Visibility Settings

These features are designed for flexible control over how information is displayed in the deal card. You can set personalized access permissions for each user role, determining which individual fields or entire information blocks will be hidden from users.

All fields are visible to every role by default. To hide a specific field, enable the toggle next to it and select the roles that should not have viewing access.

After making all the necessary changes, you can either Save the settings or Reset them using the corresponding buttons.

Deals section

This page provides tools for managing the deal structure and sales funnels (pipeline). You can edit the parameters of existing fields or delete those that are no longer in use.

Deal

The Deal block, where you can manage both primary (system) and additional fields for the client entity:

System fields

System fields are permanent and cannot be deleted. However, you can still customize how they function.

To update a field's settings, click the Edit (pencil) icon at the end of the row. This opens a configuration window where you can adjust the following:

System options within primary fields cannot be edited, but you can expand them by adding your own items.

To do this, enter the value name into the Enter options field or select the desired parameter from the list (e.g., currency) and press Enter.

The new value will then appear in the list. You can edit or delete added values using the action icons next to them.

Custom fields

To create additional fields in this section, use the New field + button. This will open the following creation form:

Enter the name of the new field and select its type: Input (a text field for free-form text entry), Dropdown (a drop-down list with preset options to choose from), Number (for entering numeric values only), or Date and time (for recording a specific date and time using a calendar). If you select the Dropdown type, additionally configure the available option values.

Once you have finished the setup, click the Create button, and the new field will appear in the general list.

In the created fields, you can set the requirement status using the Required checkbox - if checked, a manager will not be able to save the card until they enter data into this field.

You can also edit the field's name and parameters or delete custom fields using the corresponding action buttons in the row.

Funnels

This block is designed for managing deal funnels. You can view their descriptions and modify the settings for each stage.

The Funnel is the path a deal follows from the first interaction to a completed sale. By dividing the process into sequential stages like “Initial contact” and “Contract negotiation,” you can maintain full control over the sales cycle.

By default, the project includes one funnel named Main funnel, with the following stages:

  • New;
  • Proposal;
  • Approval;
  • Implementation;
  • Successful;
  • Canceled.

The system pipeline Main funnel is a baseline requirement; therefore, it cannot be deleted or renamed. However, you have the flexibility to edit the list of stages within this funnel by modifying or removing them as needed.

To expand the funnel with new stages, click the + Add stage button. A field will then appear for entering the name of the new stage, along with two checkboxes (empty squares) to configure additional parameters for that stage.

To confirm the creation, click the Confirm icon; to cancel, click the X. Keep in mind that the stage name is a required field.

As previously mentioned, you can set additional parameters for each stage:

  • As Final checkbox: Check this box if moving a deal to this stage should automatically send it to the archive. The final status limit is 2, meaning only two stages can be assigned a final status.
  • Successful/Failed checkbox: Check this box if moving a deal to this stage should automatically mark it as successful. If left unchecked, the stage is recorded as unsuccessful. The final status limit is 2, meaning only two stages can be assigned a final status.
    This setting applies only when the As Final checkbox is enabled.

To change the order of stages, use the Drag-and-drop feature. When the cursor turns into a Hand icon, click and drag the stage to its new spot in the list.

At the bottom of the funnel settings page, there is an Add new button - this button allows you to create an additional sales funnel for your business processes.

After clicking the funnel creation button, a field for entering the name of the new funnel will appear on the page:


To confirm the creation of the new funnel, click the Confirm icon; to cancel, click the X.

Once saved, the funnel will be listed with default stages that you can rename or remove as needed.

Field Visibility Settings

This section manages field visibility on the deal card. It offers flexible data control, allowing you to hide specific fields from certain user roles.


All fields are visible to every role by default. To hide a specific field, enable the toggle next to it and select the roles that should not have viewing access.

After making all the necessary changes, you can either Save the settings or Reset them using the corresponding buttons.

Task section

This section contains a description of the basic field for the Task module and functionality for adding new fields via the New field + button.

Task

The Task block, where you can manage both primary (system) and additional fields for the client entity:

System fields

System fields are permanent and cannot be deleted, but you can configure the statuses for this field, as described in the Status management section. Currently, there is one primary field in the Tasks settings - Status.

Custom fields

To create additional fields in this section, use the New field + button. This will open the following creation form:

Enter the name of the new field and select its type: Input (a text field for free-form text entry), Dropdown (a drop-down list with preset options to choose from), Number (for entering numeric values only), or Date and time (for recording a specific date and time using a calendar). If you select the Dropdown type, additionally configure the available option values.

Once you have finished the setup, click the Create button, and the new field will appear in the general list.

In the created fields, you can set the requirement status using the Required checkbox - if checked, a manager will not be able to save the card until they enter data into this field.

You can also edit the field's name and parameters or delete custom fields using the corresponding action buttons in the row.

Status management

This section allows you to manage task statuses. You can create new stages or edit the parameters of existing ones.

Task status indicates the current progress of a specific task (e.g., "To Do," "In Progress," "Under Review"). It allows the team to see the actual state of work and helps the manager monitor deadlines and employee workload.


To expand the field with new statuses, click the + Add status button. A field will then appear for entering the name of the new status, along with two checkboxes (empty squares) to configure additional parameters for that status.

To confirm the creation, click the Confirm icon; to cancel, click the X.

As previously mentioned, you can set additional parameters for each status:

  • As Final checkbox: Check this box if moving a task to this status should automatically send it to the archive. The final status limit is 2, meaning only two stages can be assigned a final status.
  • Completed/Not Completed checkbox: Check this box if transitioning to this status should automatically mark tasks as completed. If left unchecked, the stage is recorded as not completed. The final status limit is 2, meaning only two stages can be assigned a final status.
    This setting applies only when the As Final checkbox is enabled.

To change the order of statuses, use the Drag-and-drop feature. When the cursor turns into a Hand icon, click and drag the status to its new spot in the list.

Field Visibility Settings

This section manages field visibility on the task card. It offers flexible data control, allowing you to hide specific fields from certain user roles.

All fields are visible to every role by default. To hide a specific field, enable the toggle next to it and select the roles that should not have viewing access.

After making all the necessary changes, you can either Save the settings or Reset them using the corresponding buttons.

Calls section

This section helps you manage call outcome statuses, automatically sync them with CRM entities, and block unwanted contacts.

Statuses

You can create and edit call outcomes (statuses) that team members pick manually after wrapping up a call.

The system comes with a few default statuses out of the box: Spam, Don’t call again, and Call back Later. These can’t be deleted, but you can tweak their names and settings whenever you need to.

To add a new status, click the + Add status button, enter a name in the pop-up window, and toggle on Add Related Numbers to Blacklist if needed. That way, whenever a manager picks this status after a call, the contact's number will automatically be blocked and added to the blacklist.

All numbers added to the blacklist will show up in the dedicated section below.

Newly created statuses automatically appear in the main list. You can easily tweak their names and settings or delete custom statuses using the action buttons right in the row:

The Related Statuses section takes care of automatically updating the status of leads, clients, or deal stages as soon as a manager picks a post-call outcome.

To set up related statuses, select the one you need: Deals, Leads or Clients. Next, click the + Add status button, pick the call outcome on the left, and choose the matching entity stage on the right where you want the card to move automatically.

Once you save your settings, the system handles everything automatically: as soon as a manager selects a call outcome, the lead, client, or deal card updates its status right away.

For example, choosing Call back later for a lead or client card will automatically shift their status to New, saving time and keeping your pipeline neat and tidy.

Deals work a bit differently: a linked call status only affects the specific deal that was created directly during that call.

Blacklist

This section lets you manually add numbers to the blacklist and view the full list of blocked contacts - both manually added ones and those blocked automatically through call statuses.

To add a number to the Blacklist, click the + Add number button. In the pop-up window, enter the number you want to block.

When you're done, hit Add number, and the blocked contact will pop up in the list. You can edit or remove a number from the Blacklist whenever you need to by clicking the action icons next to it.

Price list section

This page contains tools to edit and delete price list fields and manage barcode settings.

Price list

The Price List block allows you to manage the primary (system) and additional fields of the entity:

System fields

System fields are permanent and cannot be deleted. However, you can still customize how they function.

To update a field's settings, click the Edit (pencil) icon at the end of the row. This opens a configuration window where you can adjust the following:

System options within primary fields cannot be edited, but you can expand them by adding your own items.

To do this, enter the value name into the Enter options field or select the desired parameter from the list (e.g., currency) and press Enter.

The new value will then appear in the list, where you can modify or remove it using the corresponding action icons.

Custom fields

To create additional fields in this section, use the New field + button. This will open the following creation form:

Enter the name of the new field and select its type: Input (a text field for free-form text entry), Dropdown (a drop-down list with preset options to choose from), Number (for entering numeric values only), or Date and time (for recording a specific date and time using a calendar). If you select the Dropdown type, additionally configure the available option values.

Once you have finished the setup, click the Create button, and the new field will appear in the general list.

In the created fields, you can set the requirement status using the Required checkbox - if checked, a manager will not be able to save the card until they enter data into this field.

You can also edit the field's name and parameters or delete custom fields using the corresponding action buttons in the row.

Barcodes

This block provides instructions for configuring barcodes and allows you to set their symbology parameters and other technical properties.

The following properties are available:

  1. Select the required barcode symbolism from the dropdown list;
  2. Add article to PDF for barcode;
  3. Add product name to PDF for barcode;
  4. Copy article to barcode.

Field and Block Visibility Settings

This section manages field and block visibility in the price list. It offers flexible data control, allowing you to hide specific fields/blocks for certain user roles.

All fields are visible to every role by default. To hide a specific field, enable the toggle next to it and select the roles that should not have viewing access.

After making all the necessary changes, you can either Save the settings or Reset them using the corresponding buttons.

Integrations section

This section lists the external systems that can be synced with Teliqon CRM. At the moment, the portal provides integration options for Email and Nova Poshta.

If a connected integration becomes inactive or requires re-authentication, the system will notify you immediately upon login. A pop-up window will appear on the main page warning you that the connection needs to be restored:

Email Integration

To activate the email integration, click the Email icon. After clicking the icon to activate the email integration, the following pop-up window will appear:

For detailed instructions on Email integration and the differences between each method, please refer to this article.

Once connected, the status will update on the integrations page, and the active Email module will be displayed as follows:

Nova Poshta Integration

Connecting Nova Poshta

To activate the Nova Poshta integration, click the Nova Poshta icon. After clicking the icon to activate the integration, the following pop-up window will appear:

In this window, enter the API key, which can be obtained from your Nova Poshta personal business account at: https://new.novaposhta.ua/dashboard/settings/developers. Alternatively, navigate to the НалаштуванняБезпека section:



If you do not have an API key yet, you can learn how to create one here.

Once you have copied the API key from your Nova Poshta personal account and pasted it into the integration settings window, click the Add button to activate the integration. If you wish to interrupt the process, click Cancel to discard the settings.

A successful connection status will update the display of the integrations page. An active Nova Poshta module will look like this:

Creating an API Key

If you do not yet have a Nova Poshta API key, you can generate one in your personal account and use it to activate the integration with Teliqon CRM.


To create an API key, go to the Nova Poshta personal account. Use the link https://new.novaposhta.ua/ to access the dashboard. On the home page, select “Увійти” to authorize in the system or “Зареєструватися” if you do not have a business account yet:

In your Nova Poshta personal account, go to the “Налаштування” section in the left sidebar menu. Next, open the “Безпека” tab and click the “Створити ключ” button to generate a new API key:

After generating your personal key, use it to enable the Teliqon CRM integration.

Integration Settings

After successfully connecting the Nova Poshta module (instructions available at this link), you can proceed to configure the parameters. To do this, click the icon of the active integration in the general list.
Once clicked, the following page will open:

The Nova Poshta Integration Settings page consists of the following blocks:

  1. Primary settings;
  2. Private individual;
  3. Related statuses.
Primary settings

This section allows you to set up rules for the automated filling of Nova Poshta waybills (TTN):

  • No auto-generation of additional information: No extra data is added to the shipment details.
  • Place the product name in the additional information: The system automatically adds product names to the "Additional Information" field when generating the consignment note.
  • Place the article and quantity in additional information: The system automatically adds the product article, quantity, and unit of measurement to the "Additional Information" field when generating a waybill (TTN). Example: sku12-3pcs.

You can also set the Type of receiving money method by choosing between:

  • No return shipping;
  • In the department.
Private individual

In the Private individual block, you can modify the default private individual settings (instructions on how to edit a private individual profile are available here) and enable or disable the integration for a specific private individual.


To add another private individual, click the Add button. Once clicked, a pop-up window will appear for data entry:

After entering the API key, the system will automatically populate the Private individual block with the corresponding user details.

Private individual Settings

After clicking the edit button to the right of the private individual's name, a page will open for pre-filling sender data and product information. These values will be automatically applied to new waybills (TTNs), significantly speeding up the creation process:

This page consists of the following blocks:

  1. Account settings;
  2. Additional info;
  3. Number of seats;
  4. Delivery size.

In the Account settings on the right, there is a Delete account button. Clicking this will remove the Teliqon CRM integration for the current Private individual.

The following fields are available for editing in the Account settings block:

  • Name;
  • Api key;
  • Sender type;
  • Sender first name;
  • Sender last name;
  • Sender middle name;
  • Phone;
  • Type of cargo;
  • Delivery method;
  • Payer of the delivery commission;
  • Delivery payer;
  • Form of payment;
  • City;
  • Department type;
  • Sending department;
  • Cargo description;
  • Total weight(kg);
  • Total shipment volume(m3);
  • Package number.

The following fields must be filled in manually using your keyboard:

  • Phone;
  • City;
  • Sending department;
  • Total weight(kg);
  • Package number;
  • Cargo description;
  • Total shipment volume(m3);

The fields Api key, Name, Sender last name, Api key, Sender first name, and Sender middle name contain pre-set values that are automatically loaded from the profile settings. If necessary, you can edit this data manually.

To fill in the fields Type of cargo, Sender type, Delivery method, Form of payment, and Department type, select one of the values provided in the dropdown list.

Once you have selected the necessary parameters, you can proceed to configure the next block.

To complete the process, scroll down the page and click Save to apply the updated Private individual settings. If you wish to exit without saving the changes, use the Cancel button.

Additional info

The following configuration options are available for you to select within this block:

You need to define how the system handles identifiers by selecting one of these two scenarios:

  • Do not fill the internal shipment number;
  • Fill the internal shipment number.

If you select the Fill the internal shipment number scenario, two additional options will become available as checkboxes (mark the empty square):

  • Place the deal ID on the internal shipment number;
  • Place the deal name on the internal shipment number.

This is a required field. These settings cannot be used together, so choose only one of the two proposed options.

If you select the Do not fill the internal shipment number option at the previous stage, the additional checkbox options will become inactive and unavailable for selection.

Once finished, scroll down and click Save to confirm your Private individual configuration. To discard your edits and leave the page, simply click Cancel.

Number of seats

In this block, the following configuration options are available for selection:

There are two configuration options for this block:

  • Number of places based on the quantity of goods in the deal. The system analyzes the deal card and calculates the total number of product units. For example, if there are 3 items in the deal, the CRM will automatically add this information when creating a new waybill (TTN) linked to that deal.
  • Fixed number of places. You pre-define a specific number (e.g., "1"). Regardless of whether there is one item or ten added to the deal, the waybill will always indicate "1 package".

Once you are finished, scroll down and click Save to apply the changes to the Private Individual profile. To discard your edits and leave the page, simply click Cancel.

Delivery size

The following settings are available for selection within this section:

You can configure this block using one of two methods: either set General parameters for the entire shipment or choose to Fill each package individually.

This is a required field. These settings cannot be used together, so choose only one of the two proposed options.

Once finished, scroll down and click Save to confirm your Private individual configuration. To discard your edits and leave the page, simply click Cancel.

This block allows you to configure the logic for automatic deal transitions to a specific Stage as soon as a corresponding External status is received from Nova Poshta. This removes the requirement for manual status updates by managers whenever a shipment’s state changes.

You can configure separate status mapping rules for each sales funnel individually.

To configure a new mapping, click the Add button. In the row that appears, select the required value from the External status dropdown menu and specify the internal Stage to which the deal should transition.

To apply your changes, click the Save button. If you need to revert the changes, click Cancel.

If you need to configure mappings for several different statuses at once, click Add again. You can create an unlimited number of rules, assigning a specific stage to each external status.

To remove an unnecessary rule, click the Delete (trash can) icon next to it. The selected rule will be immediately removed from the list.

Mail section

This section displays your email account information. From here, you can manage the synchronization between your email and Teliqon CRM, or choose to disconnect and remove the account entirely.

The information in the Account data block is populated automatically and cannot be edited.

In the Email data synchronization block, you can select one of the provided synchronization periods. The available options are:

  • Today;
  • 1 month;
  • 3 months;
  • 6 months.

After you have selected the synchronization period, click the Synchronize button.

To pause the process, click Stop synchronization, or to disconnect the integration entirely, select Delete account respectively.

You can find more detailed information on setting up and using the email integration in this section.

Personal section

In this section, you can configure two-factor authentication (2FA) to protect your account. You can also configure general notifications, set up individual notification preferences for key Teliqon CRM entities, and manage reminders.

Authentication

Enabling at least one method of two-factor authentication (2FA) is mandatory.

Authentication options:

  • Email. If you enable authentication via Email, no additional configuration is required.
  • Google Authenticator. Activating two-factor authentication via Google Authenticator will open a modal window with step-by-step setup instructions:

To generate the password required for the Verification code field, install the Google Authenticator app on your smartphone.

Open the app, sign in to your Google account, then tap the + icon in the bottom right corner of the screen and choose one of the two available setup methods:

  • Scan a QR code;
  • Enter a setup key.

After selecting the QR code scan, a scanning window will appear; you will need to point your camera at the QR code displayed in Teliqon CRM.

Once scanned, you will receive a code for your Teliqon CRM account. This code is temporary and valid for 20 seconds, after which it will automatically refresh.

You may enter any name for the identifier.

Then click Connect to finalize your setup. Keep in mind that the verification code expires quickly; ensure you submit it before the timer in the app runs out, or you’ll have to enter a new one.

If you wish to stop the setup process, click Cancel.

You can connect multiple devices for authentication. To do this, click the Add button and repeat the Google Authenticator setup steps described above.

Notifications

You can customize the notification channels for each entity in detail:


In the Common block, select your preferred notification methods:

  • Receive Email Notifications;
  • Allow Push Notifications;
  • Sound Notifications.

Once you have set up the notification types, you can specify the conditions for receiving them and select specific trigger events:

  • Leads, Clients, Deals, Tasks, Price Lists – creation, editing, archiving/unarchiving, and more.
  • Email – notifications about new email events.

Your notification settings are saved automatically; no additional steps are needed.

You can view your notification history by clicking the bell icon in the upper right corner of the screen, next to your SIP number:

In the window that opens, only new notifications will be displayed. To view the history of all previous or already read messages, as well as your emails, click the Show all button. For more details on how to interact with the notification history, follow this link.

Reminders

The Reminders page consists of the following main sections:

  • Category selection tabs: features a category toggle (Calls/Notes), a calendar period filter, and a table displaying current reminders;
  • “Other reminders” block: allows you to configure automated deadline alerts for “Tasks” and “Deals” with customizable timeframes (e.g., 1 or 24 hours in advance);
  • Right sidebar: contains an interactive calendar for quick daily navigation and a “Notification preferences” section to enable email, push, or sound alerts.

With push notifications enabled, the reminder counter appears directly in the user menu for quick access to the section (details here).

Calls

This tab helps you track and manage scheduled customer communications. Reminders are added here automatically when you check the Add reminder to call later box in the “Call Summary” window after a call and complete the required fields:

Required fields:

  • Title* - the task name (up to 100 characters) that briefly describes the purpose of the reminder;
  • Set reminder at* - the date and time when the notification should trigger.
    • Date: Enter via keyboard in the "DD / MM / YYYY" format or select via the calendar window.
    • Time: Enter hours and minutes via keyboard.

Optional Field:

  • Description - additional details, clarifications, or comments regarding the task (up to 100 characters).

Once the fields are filled, click the Save reminder button, and the reminder will automatically appear in the list within the Reminders section.

If needed, you can delete a single reminder by clicking the trash icon next to the specific entry, or use bulk actions via checkboxes:

  • Select all: Selects absolutely all reminders within the active tab (even those on other pagination pages). This is convenient for completely clearing the list;
  • Select all on page: Selects only the entries currently displayed on the active page.

After selecting the items, an action bar will appear at the top, allowing you to delete the chosen reminders with a single click on the trash icon:

Notes

The Notes tab is used to save your information and displays reminder notes:

To create a note, click Add reminder +. In the window that opens, fill in the following required fields:

  • Essence* - choose the type of system entity to link the note to;
  • Related to* - select the specific entity or contact the task relates to from the list;
  • Title* - enter a brief name for the reminder (up to 100 characters);
  • Set reminder at* - specify the notification date (manually or via calendar) and time.

Optional field: You can optionally fill out the Description field (up to 100 characters) to include additional details.

Once you fill in all the required fields, click Add reminder, and the entry will automatically appear in the list under the “Reminders” section.

You can manage the notes in your list using the action icons next to each entry:

  • Edit: Click the paper-and-pencil icon to modify the note details. If you update the reminder time for an existing note, you will be notified again at the newly scheduled time;
  • Delete individual: Click the trash icon next to a specific entry to quickly remove it.

You can also perform bulk actions using the checkboxes at the top of the table:

  • Select all: Highlights every single reminder within the active tab, including those on other pagination pages. This is useful for clearing the entire list;
  • Select all on page: Highlights only the entries currently visible on the active page.

Other Reminders

This section allows you to configure automated notifications to alert you as deadlines approach for tasks and deals:

  1. Tasks and Deals: You can activate automated notifications for these entities by checking the Deadline reminder box. In both cases, the system schedules the reminder based on the value in the “Planned end date” field:

  1. Flexible time configuration: Using the dropdown menu (set to “1 hour before” by default), you can choose the exact time interval for the system to alert you before the deadline expires.
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