diff --git a/docs/alert-routing.md b/docs/alert-routing.md
index 10917adb..9bacb05e 100644
--- a/docs/alert-routing.md
+++ b/docs/alert-routing.md
@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ Pessimism currently supports the following alert destinations:
 |-----------|-------------------------------------|
 | slack     | Sends alerts to a Slack channel     |
 | pagerduty | Sends alerts to a PagerDuty service |
+| pagerduty | Sends alerts to a PagerDuty service |
 
 ## Alert Severity
 
diff --git a/docs/architecture/alerting.markdown b/docs/architecture/alerting.markdown
index 6097f6c6..a43a619f 100644
--- a/docs/architecture/alerting.markdown
+++ b/docs/architecture/alerting.markdown
@@ -29,11 +29,13 @@ subgraph AM["Alerting Manager"]
     EL --> |Submit alert|SR["SeverityRouter"]
     SR --> SH["Slack"]
     SR --> PH["PagerDuty"]
+    SR --> TH["Telegram"]
     SR --> CPH["CounterParty Handler"]
 
 end
 CPH --> |"HTTP POST"|TPH["Third Party API"]
 SH --> |"HTTP POST"|SlackAPI("Slack Webhook API")
+TH --> |"HTTP POST"|TelegramBotAPI("Telegram Bot API")
 PH --> |"HTTP POST"|PagerDutyAPI("PagerDuty API")
 
 </div>
@@ -79,6 +81,8 @@ Done! You should now see any generated alerts being forwarded to your specified
 
 The PagerDuty alert destination is a configurable destination that allows alerts to be sent to a specific PagerDuty services via the use of integration keys. Pessimism also uses the UUID associated with an alert as a deduplication key for PagerDuty. This is done to ensure that PagerDuty will not be spammed with duplicate or incidents.
 
+#### Telegram
+
 ### Alert CoolDowns
 
 To ensure that alerts aren't spammed to destinations once invoked, a time based cooldown value (`cooldown_time`) can be defined within the  `alert_params` of a heuristic session config. This time value determines how long a heuristic session must wait before being allowed to alert again.