Notifications tell you what happened while you weren't looking — a Squad changing its call, a position opened or closed, a stop triggered, a new subscriber. The important part is that each one is a link: clicking it takes you straight to the thing it is about, rather than leaving you to go find it.
Every notification is a link#
The bell in the header shows your recent notifications. Each row is clickable and lands you on exactly the right place.
The inbox#
The bell shows the most recent; View all opens the full Notifications inbox. There you can work through everything: filter by type or by unread, grouped by day, with a Mark all read. It is the place to catch up after time away rather than the passing glance the bell gives you.
Channels beyond the app#
The in-app feed is always on. Two more channels push events out to you:
| Channel | What it's for |
|---|---|
| In-app | The bell and the inbox — clickable, always on |
| Telegram | Real-time alerts to your phone; link your account in Profile |
| Webhooks | POST a JSON payload to any URL — for your own bots and integrations |
Which strategy events fire#
On a strategy's Notifications tab you choose which trading events alert you:
- New position — a position opened, or its direction changed.
- Take profit — a take-profit level was hit.
- Stop loss — a stop was triggered.
- Position closure — a position closed, with its entry and exit.
Squad notifications are not configured here, because they belong to the Squad rather than to a strategy: you are told when a Squad changes its call on one of its markets — hold to long, long to risk-off — and never on a wake that merely restates the same view. A Squad covering five markets on a 30-minute schedule would otherwise generate a few hundred notifications a day and train you to ignore all of them.
Set your notifications up before you enable a strategy for trading, and send a test signal from the Notifications tab to confirm your Telegram and webhook wiring works — you want to know the pipe is connected before there is a real fill to hear about.
The webhook payload#
A webhook delivers the event as JSON, so your own systems can act on it:
{
"alert_type": "new_position",
"strategy_name": "BTC RSI Reversion",
"symbol": "BTC/USDT",
"direction": "long",
"entry_price": "65432.10",
"timestamp": "2026-04-29T12:00:00Z"
}