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TeleTraff: How to build an account pool?

A pool is a saved group of accounts you can select in a job as a whole, instead of rebuilding the selection every time.

The section overview lives on the account pools page.

With a small fleet a selection takes a minute to assemble by hand. With dozens of accounts, manual assembly becomes a source of mistakes: an account that is warming up ends up in a job, or one with a different proxy profile does.

  1. Select accounts in the account manager.

    Select by purpose: accounts for one type of task should have comparable preparation.

  2. Save them as a pool and give it a clear name.

    TeleTraff account pools section with saved groups of accounts and their composition
    Account pools: saved groups and their composition for reuse in jobs.
  3. Select the pool when configuring a job instead of picking accounts by hand.

  4. Keep the composition current. An account that has been restricted or sent to warmup should leave the working pool — otherwise it will keep entering jobs and being filtered out at the start.

There is no universal scheme, but a working principle is to split by type of load:

Pool What it does
Commenters AI commenting, AI chat
Inviters inviting — accounts with rights in the target channels
Senders messaging — the heaviest load
Reserve warms up and waits to replace accounts that drop out
Mistake What happens
One pool for every task loads of different types fall on the same accounts
A restricted account left in a working pool it enters jobs and is filtered out at the start
A pool with no reserve there is nobody to replace a lost account, and job volume falls

Can an account belong to several pools? A pool’s composition is visible in the section, and one account may be needed by different scenarios. Just remember it runs one job at a time.

What happens to a pool if an account gets restricted? It stays in the composition but will not go into work. Composition is worth maintaining by hand.

Does a pool replace filters in the account manager? No. Filters are convenient for a one-off selection; a pool is for the one you need regularly.


Official section page: Account pools