Receive Message

Receiving messages is technically done using Message Received webhook call which you receive from Amio server whenever someone sends you a message.

For the purpose of this tutorial, we will use Ngrok to route incoming webhook calls to your local machine.

Download and install Ngrok.
(Optional) Create a server app with opened url for Amio webhooks, i.e. http://localhost:<YOUR_APP_PORT>/webhook/amio and start it.
Start Ngrok for routing to your local server with command ./ngrok http <YOUR_APP_PORT>. If you haven't started your own server, use 80 as <YOUR_APP_PORT>.

Copy the forwarding URL from Ngrok (https://c25d851e.ngrok.io in our example) and set this url in Amio app (Channels → Pick your Telegram channel → Webhook tab).
Go to Telegram app and send a message to your Telegram Bot that you have previously connected to Amio.
If you started your local server in point 2, observe your local server has received an HTTP POST request.
You can see all incoming requests in Ngrok web interface as well in http://127.0.0.1:4040.