Set Up an Alert Bot
Step-by-step guide
This guide walks you through the Configurator screen where you build an Alert Bot from scratch—or load a ready-made template from the Skyrexio script library.
1 · Lay the foundation
Go to Bots → Create → Alert Bot.
Select the exchange account, then choose Spot or Futures.
Pick the quote-currency market (e.g., USDT). The bot can trade any coin that settles in this market.
Specify the total capital you’re allocating to the bot.
Set Active trading pairs—the maximum number of simultaneous positions.
2 · Configure entry order alerts
Pick a signal mode: Indicator, Strategy, or Custom Webhook.
The Configurator reveals your unique webhook URL, a copy-ready JSON alert template, and a short video walkthrough (full guide link).
Choose the base order type: Market for immediate execution or Limit for a set price.
Feed in any TradingView script—your own, a public community script, or a template from the Skyrexio Script Library—and fine-tune it before deploying.
Copy webhook URL and alert message to open trade
Go to TradingView charts, select trading pair, choose indicator (for example, Skyrexio Ichimoku Clouds Strategy Long and Short) and apply it to the chart
Set the chart timeframe and indicator configuration to meet your expectations
Click Alert, select the indicator as the condition, paste the bot message and webhook URL, click Create
Note: if you chose Alert close orders when configuring the bot, set another alert with close message to exit trades
Copy webhook URL, strategy action parameters and alert message
Go to TradingView charts, select trading pair, choose strategy and apply it to the chart
Note: click Create a working copy in case it is a community script to have edit access
Add alert_message parameters from the bot to strategy entry, close or exit actions and click Save
Set the chart timeframe and strategy configuration until backtest results meet your expectations
Click Alert, select strategy as condition, paste bot's alert message, set webhook URL and click Create
You can use any external service or in-house script to send alerts to Skyrexio. All you need is a simple HTTP POST request.
Endpoint
Send every alert to:
JSON Payload Structure
Field explanations
base
Base currency (e.g., MATIC).
quote
Quote currency (e.g., USDT).
position
entry1, entry2, etc. for entries; close to exit all positions.
price
Limit-order price; any value for a market order.
sourceUuid
Taken from Alert message settings on your custom bot page.
secretToken
Taken from Alert message settings on your custom bot page.
Sample Requests
You can test these calls manually with tools like Postman—handy for quick validation before full integration.
POST URL:
https://webhook.skyrexio.com/api/v1/deal/alert
Main entry (entry1)
Additional entry (entry2, etc.)
Close position
Sending a Request in Postman
Open Postman.
Select POST and paste the endpoint URL:
https://webhook.skyrexio.com/api/v1/deal/alertGo to Body → raw → JSON.
Paste one of the JSON payloads above.
Click Send.
That’s it—you can manually trigger openings, additional entries, or closings and verify the responses. Once tested, integrate the same call into any automated trading system or alert source.
3 · Set overlap and close orders
Want to launch quickly? Switch to Auto mode and pick one of three ready-made risk profiles:
Conservative
Dollar-Cost Averaging with widening entries
• Overlap -30 % • Take-profit 4 % • Stop-loss Disabled
Low-risk accumulation during volatile pullbacks
Moderate
Swing trading with distributed entries
• Overlap -10 % • Take-profit 6 % • Stop-loss -4 %
Catching sideways moves or gentle uptrends
Aggressive
Momentum trading, high reward-to-risk
• Overlap Disabled • Take-profit 5 % • Stop-loss -2 %
Riding fast breakouts and strong trends
Each preset auto-generates the overlap grid, extra entry orders, take-profit, and stop-loss levels based on the trading amount you chose in Step 1. You adjust only the base entry size—everything else is calculated and loaded for you, so you can skip the manual configuration and go live in seconds.
Configuring additional entry orders
This step lets you build a price-based “average-in” sequence that fires automatically without external alerts.
Switch to Custom → Preset
Make sure Custom risk management is active.
Toggle Additional entries ON, then choose the Preset tab (the bot will place adds at predefined price intervals).
Set how many adds the bot will place
Drag the Orders slider (or type a number) — 1 to 10 extra buys.
Shape order size growth
Order size scale controls how each successive add grows relative to the previous one.
1.0×= all adds equal size>1.0×= each add is larger (aggressive DCA)<1.0×= each add is smaller (tapered DCA)
Define the first price gap
Price change % sets how far below the current price the first add is placed.
Widen or narrow later gaps
Orders price-change scale multiplies the gap for each subsequent add.
1.0×= even spacing>1.0×= wider spacing the deeper it goes<1.0×= tighter spacing
Choose the execution style
Market — fills instantly (slippage possible).
Limit — waits for your target price (no slippage, but fill is not guaranteed).
Review the live preview (right-hand panel)
Confirms base entry size, each extra order’s size and price offset, plus total exposure.
Adjust until satisfied, then click Next step to move on to your exit and risk-management settings.
Tip: If you’d rather trigger adds via external signals, flip to the Alerts tab instead of Preset.
Configuring close orders
This screen defines how the bot will exit the position—take-profits (TP) in slices and a single stop-loss (SL). The right-hand panel updates live with the exact orders that will be sent.
Stay in Custom → Preset
Confirm Custom risk management is active.
Close orders toggle is ON and the Preset tab is selected.
Enable Take-profit ladder
Switch Take profit to ON.
Choose the execution style: Market (instant) or Limit (queue at target).
Shape the TP ladder with four sliders
ControlPurposeTipOrders (1 – 5)
How many TP slices you want. Current: 4.
Fewer orders = larger chunks.
Orders size scale (0.1× – 2.5×)
Multiplier for each subsequent TP size. Current: 1.5× (sizes grow).
1.0× = equal volumes.
Price change % (1 % – 15 %)
Distance to the first TP from entry. Current: 8 %.
Higher = more room to run.
Orders price-change scale(0.1× – 2.5×)
Widens or tightens spacing between later TPs. Current: 1.4×(each target further apart).
1.0× = even spacing.
Type exact numbers in the white input boxes on the right if needed.
Set a Stop-loss (optional but recommended)
Toggle Stop Loss ON.
Pick Market or Limit.
Drag the slider Price change % (-10 % – -1 %) or type the value. Current example: -5 %.
Review the real-time summary
The Close orders preview shows:
Four TP slices with volumes 12.31 % / 18.46 % / 27.69 % / 41.54 % at 8 % / 19.20 % / 34.88 % / 56.83 % price targets.
A single -5 % stop-loss.
Adjust if necessary, then click Create bot to finish or Back to tweak previous steps.
Once saved, the bot will automatically scale out of the position at each TP level or exit completely at the stop-loss, exactly as defined here.
4 · Launch the bot
Review the summary at the bottom of the Configurator.
Hit Create Bot.
Give your bot a name (something you’ll recognise in logs).
Start the bot
Your Alert Bot is now running! Monitor open orders, PnL, and alert logs under My Bots.
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