Create
TradingViewⓇ
Alert1. Visit Alerts tab
2. Exchange set up
Select Exchange and fill in your API Keys. Then click “Next”.
3. Select TradingView script type
Select the type of script you want to create alerts for.
Choose betweenStrategy
orIndicator
script.
4. Set order settings
Choose Amount type (Balance percentage / USD Amount), set its value and input the desired leverage.
5. Confirm settings
Confirm alert settings and click “Generage”.
6. Webhook Alert Parameters
Selinity will generate a Webhook Url and an Alert Message.
The next steps vary depending on the type of script you have selected:
➣ Set Alert for
Strategy
Script1. Visit your TradingView
Ⓡ
ChartStrategy must be added on the chart.
Select “Strategy Tester” tab and click “report” button.
2. Select Add alert
3. On “Settings” tab delete default alert message
4. Copy & Paste the generated Alert Message
5. On “Notifications” tab Copy & Paste the generated Webhook Url
Then click “Create” button to finish the setup.
➣ Set Alert for
Indicator
Script1. Select signal order type
The Indicator you use may export several alert conditions. That means you might need to create more than one Alert based on the conditions you want to trigger.
For example, if the Indicator exports signals to open long positions create alert using “Long Open” type.
If that Indicator exports Stop Loss signals create another alert using “Long Close” type.
Create another alert for Take Profit signals using “Long Close” type.
Then create separate alerts for Short related signals.
| Indicator Condition | Signal Type |
|---|---|
| Open long position |  Long Open |
| Close long position |  Long Close |
| Stop Loss for long position | Long Close |
| Take Profit for long position | Long Close |
| Open short position |  Short Open |
| Close short position |  Short Close |
| Stop Loss for short position | Short Close |
| Take Profit for short position | Short Close |
2. Visit your TradingView
Ⓡ
ChartIndicator must be added on the chart.
Select alarm button.
3. Create Alert
On “Alerts” tab click plus button.
4. Set your Indicator as Condition
On “Settings” tab select your indicator under Condition section.
5. Select Indicator’s targeted alert condition
Indicator’s alert conditions should follow a meaningful naming convention so you understand the purpose of each one.
In this example, “LONG” means “Open Long”, “SHORT” is for “Open Short” and “CLOSE” means “Close opened position”.
6. Set Trigger frequency
Select how often the alert should be triggered. Most common is “Once Per Bar Close”.
7. On “Settings” tab delete default alert message
8. Copy & Paste the generated Alert Message
9. On “Notifications” tab Copy & Paste the generated Webhook Url
Then click “Create” button to finish the setup.
