# Getting started

### Adding Rose Bot to your group  <a href="#adding-sophie-to-your-group" id="adding-sophie-to-your-group"></a>

1. Open the "**Administrator**" settings of your group.
2. Select "**Add admin**" | "**Add administrator**".
3. Search for `@szrosebot` and add Rose Bot as an admin to your group.

![Search @szrosebot](/files/GznPNUivxxxRnyJ73xSx)

4\. Start Rose by sending `/start` into your chat!

<mark style="color:purple;">You can also open the following button to add Rose Bot to your group automatically:</mark>

{% embed url="<https://t.me/szrosebot?startgroup=true>" %}
@szrosebot
{% endembed %}

**You can now set up Rose Bot for your group!**\
Check out the help menu  of  bot more information on features and commands.

**Tip:** Should rose not recognize the admin status, send `/reload` to refresh it.

![](/files/GOTp56sa4hRzWknKK20J)

Distributed under the [GNU General Public License v3.0 License](https://github.com/szsupunma/sz-rosebot/blob/master/LICENSE).


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