Once you’re happy with the backtesting results in the Strategy Tester and your strategy settings (symbol, chart, timeframe, exchange, volume, etc.) are all properly configured, it’s time to bring your automation to life using webhooks.

This is how your trades will automatically trigger when the strategy conditions are met—hands-free.

Create the Alert:

Click the “Create Alert” button (bell icon on the top bar) on your TradingView chart.

A settings panel will appear. Now configure the alert as follows:

Alert Configuration

1. Symbol:
   Make sure the selected symbol matches your current chart symbol (e.g., BYBIT:BTCUSDT if you're trading BTC on Bybit).

2. Condition:
   Select the strategy you added to the chart from the dropdown list (e.g., FSS, PB4, etc.). This connects your alert directly to the strategy logic.

3. Interval:
   Choose “Same as chart” to match the alert timeframe with your current chart’s timeframe. This ensures the alert triggers correctly.

4. Expiration:

   If you have a Premium TradingView account, set it to “Open-ended alert” so the alert doesn’t expire.

   Otherwise, choose the maximum allowed future date.

Alert Message Setup

1. Alert Name:
   Name the alert anything you'd like — for example, FSS BTCUSDT Entry.

2. Message:
   Delete the default text and replace it with this code exactly as written:

{{strategy.order.alert_message}}

This will send all the strategy’s pre-coded instructions (exchange, order type, volume, etc.) to the webhook.

Webhook URL

This is what connects TradingView to your automated bot.

1. Enable the “Webhook URL” checkbox.

2. Paste your webhook URL, which you can easily retrieve via Telegram.

How to Get Your Webhook from Telegram:

• Open the Telegram app

• Search for and open the @intohook_bot

• Tap on Menu → Security → Webhook

• Copy the generated webhook URL

Paste that into TradingView's Webhook URL field.