How to Automate Your TradingView Strategy with Alerts and Webhooks

If you're using TradingView strategies or indicators and want to move beyond manual execution, automation is your next step. Whether you trade with Andali strategies or any other TradingView-based system, setting up buy/sell alerts and webhooks can help eliminate hesitation, emotion, and execution delays.

In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to automate your TradingView strategy alerts using webhooks, and send real trades to platforms like MetaTrader 5, Binance, or Capitalise.ai—without writing backend code.

🚀 Why Automate Your Strategy?

Manual trading leaves room for:

• Missed entries or exits

• Emotional decision-making

• Delayed execution during fast markets

• Let the algorithm work for you

With automation, your strategy sends BUY, SELL, or EXIT alerts directly to your broker or automation platform in real-time, based on your exact logic. That means more consistent results and less screen time.

What You Need Before Starting

To set up a basic automation loop from TradingView to your broker/platform, you'll need:

1. ✅ A TradingView strategy or indicator with entry/exit logic

2. ⚙️ Custom alert conditions set within TradingView

3. 🌐 A webhook receiver to forward alerts into trades

4. 💼 A broker or platform that supports automation (via API or bridge)

Step 1: Create Alerts in TradingView (No Code Needed)

You don’t need to touch any Pine Script to automate your strategy with TradingView. If your indicator (like those from Andali Quantitative Trading) has built-in alert conditions, setting up automation is as simple as creating a TradingView alert.

Here’s how:

1. Open your chart and make sure your indicator is applied

2. Click the Alarm Clock icon (top bar)

3. Click “Create Alert”

4. Under Condition, choose your indicator (e.g. “ANDALI NASDAQ Scalping”)

5. Select the alert type:

   • For entry: Buy Signal or Long Entry

   • For exit: Exit Signal or similar

6. Under Options, set it to trigger “Once per Bar Close” (recommended)

7. Check “Webhook URL” and paste the URL from your automation tool (e.g. PineConnector)

8. In the message field, write your trade instruction payload (according to your automation tool)

   
   

Step 2: Connect Webhook to Your Broker or Platform

Here are 2 popular ways to receive and process TradingView webhook alerts:

Option 1: PineConnector (TradingView → MT5 or MT4)

If you're trading on MetaTrader, PineConnector is one of the easiest tools to use.

1. Sign up and install the PineConnector EA on your MT5/MT4 terminal

2. Copy your personal Webhook URL

3. Format your alert message according to PineConnector Syntax Library (https://docs.pineconnector.com/syntax)

   
   

Option 2: Capitalise.ai (No Code Automation)

Capitalise.ai connects to brokers like IBKR, Binance, FXCM, and others, and allows you to use natural language automation.

You can connect a TradingView webhook to trigger automation flows like:

• “Enter a long position on BTC/USDT when webhook signal is BUY”

• “Close position if webhook signal is EXIT”

Capitalise acts as a bridge between your alert logic and live execution, with no coding needed.

Step 3: Test Your Setup

Before going live:

• Backtest your strategy thoroughly on TradingView

• Send test alerts to confirm they’re reaching the webhook

• Use demo accounts if your platform supports them

• Log everything to catch failed signals or duplicate entries

At Andali Quantitative Trading, we use automation in all our proprietary strategies—each one is tested with BUY and EXIT alerts designed for seamless integration with platforms like PineConnector.

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⚠️ Tips to Avoid Mistakes

• Use "once per bar close" instead of "every time" alerts to reduce noise. (We recommend tp use "once per bar" for our exit condition on our 2h timeframe strategies for more reactivity.)

• Monitor slippage and execution speed, especially in fast-moving markets

• Don't over-optimize – trust your tested logic (does not apply if you use our systems)

Summary: Automate Smarter, Not Harder

Automating your TradingView strategy isn’t just for coders—it’s for traders who want consistency, speed, and scale. With tools like PineConnector and Capitalise.ai, you can go from signal to execution without writing server code or building APIs.

If you're ready to automate your trading using one of our strategies, visit our Pricing & Plans page to get started.