Cosolution IM Protector
Self-hosted TG/WA customer asset protection
Cosolution IM Protector is a self-hosted messaging control platform for teams that run revenue and customer support on Telegram or WhatsApp. It keeps customer conversations, account access, handover records, and audit trails under company control, so a departing employee, banned account, or unmanaged device does not take the customer base with it. Built for overseas sales teams, Web3 operations, cross-border commerce, and support teams that need customer-asset protection without forcing customers into a new chat app.
What is Cosolution IM Protector?
Cosolution IM Protector is a self-hosted messaging control platform for companies that run revenue and customer support through Telegram or WhatsApp. It addresses a structural risk in chat-based selling: when the customer relationships live in personal chat accounts, a departing employee, a banned account, or an unmanaged device can walk away with the customer base.
What does it protect?
The platform keeps the company's messaging assets under company control: customer conversations, account access, handover records, and audit trails. When an employee leaves, their conversations and contacts are handed over rather than lost; when an account is banned, the history survives; when management needs to review how a customer was handled, the audit trail exists. Customers keep chatting on Telegram or WhatsApp as before — the point is control on the company side without forcing customers into a new chat app.
Who is it for?
The stated audience is teams whose business actually flows through messengers: overseas sales teams, Web3 operations, cross-border commerce, and support teams. In those settings the chat thread is the customer file, the deal record, and the support history all at once — which is precisely why losing it hurts.
When would a company choose it over cloud alternatives?
Self-hosting is the differentiating choice. Teams handling sensitive customer conversations — or operating in environments where routing chats through a third-party cloud is unacceptable — keep the entire platform on infrastructure they control. For companies that have already lost a customer list to an employee departure or an account ban, the platform is the structural fix rather than a policy memo.