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How to Automate TradingView Alerts in 2025 (Step-by-Step Guide)

Learn how to automate TradingView alerts with webhooks and platforms like 3Commas, PineConnector, and TradersPost. Turn strategies into hands-free trading systems with professional-grade automation.
Published on
10 September 2025

TradingView is one of the most popular platforms for charting and strategy development, but its real power comes when you automate alerts. Instead of watching charts all day, you can let TradingView send signals automatically to your broker or trading system.

In this guide, we’ll cover how to set up and automate TradingView alerts, which platforms you can use, and best practices to avoid common pitfalls.

What Are TradingView Alerts?

TradingView alerts are real-time notifications that trigger when a condition you set is met. For example:

  • RSI crosses above 70
  • Price breaks above 200 EMA
  • A custom Pine Script condition is triggered

You can receive alerts as:

  • Pop-ups inside TradingView
  • Email notifications
  • Mobile push notifications
  • Webhooks (for automation)

Why Automate TradingView Alerts?

Manual alerts only notify you. Automation goes further:

  • Execute trades automatically via connected brokers or exchanges
  • Send real-time signals to bots and automation platforms
  • Save time by avoiding constant chart monitoring
  • Reduce emotional decision-making by sticking to predefined rules

Automation is particularly valuable in fast-moving markets such as crypto and forex.

How to Automate Alerts with Webhooks

TradingView alerts can send webhook messages (JSON format) to external services. This is the key to automation.

Step 1: Create an Alert in TradingView

  1. Open your chart.
  2. Click the “+ Alert” button (or press Alt + A).
  3. Choose your condition (indicator, strategy, or Pine Script signal).
  4. Enable Webhook URL and paste the endpoint provided by your automation service.
  5. Add an alert message (custom JSON or variables like {{strategy.order.alert_message}}).
Alert Message on TradingView

Step 2: Connect TradingView to an Automation Platform

Instead of building middleware yourself, you can use existing services that connect TradingView directly to exchanges and brokers:

  • 3Commas – A popular crypto trading automation platform. TradingView alerts can trigger bots that execute trades on Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, and more.
  • PineConnector – A bridge that links TradingView alerts to MetaTrader 4/5, allowing automated forex trading from TradingView signals.
  • TradersPost – A platform that connects TradingView alerts to brokers like Interactive Brokers, TradeStation, and major crypto exchanges.

Step 3: Execute Trades Automatically

Once connected, your alert flows like this:

TradingView Alert → Webhook to Automation Service → Broker/Exchange Execution

This allows your strategy to run 24/7 without manual input.

Can You Automate Strategy Alerts?

Yes. TradingView makes it possible to convert strategy logic into automated alerts. When you write a Pine Script strategy, you can embed alert() functions or use alert_message so that every entry and exit condition can trigger a real-time alert.

These alerts can then:

  • Fire when a position is opened or closed by the strategy
  • Include details such as entry price, stop-loss, and take-profit levels
  • Be sent via webhook to platforms like 3Commas, PineConnector, or TradersPost for automated execution

In short, the same rules you backtest in the Strategy Tester can also be used to run live signals, turning a TradingView strategy into a fully automated trading system when connected to an execution platform.

Best Practices for Automating Alerts

  • Test everything in demo or paper trading before going live.
  • Use clear and structured alert messages that include entry, exit, stop-loss, and take-profit levels.
  • Make sure your automation service supports the broker or exchange you use.
  • Protect your API keys and keep them private.
  • Apply strict risk management rules (max position size, daily loss limits).

The Catch: Complex Automation Needs Expertise

Platforms like 3Commas, PineConnector, and TradersPost make it simple to connect TradingView alerts to brokers and exchanges. However, more advanced use cases often require professional development.

Examples include:

  • Multi-timeframe or multi-symbol strategies
  • Custom order management rules
  • Smart position sizing and portfolio balancing
  • Proprietary or highly specific trading systems

In these cases, relying only on ready-made connections may not be enough. Custom coding and tailored integrations ensure that your automation is both robust and reliable.

At Milvetti, we help traders build professional-grade automation by transforming strategies into complete end-to-end solutions, from Pine Script development to execution-ready systems.

Final Thoughts

Automating TradingView alerts allows traders to:

  • Run strategies hands-free
  • React instantly to market conditions
  • Stay consistent by removing emotions

Whether you use 3Commas for crypto, PineConnector for forex, or TradersPost for stocks and futures, automation turns your alerts into actionable trades. For more complex needs, professional development ensures reliability and scalability.

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