Settings – Alerts & Automation

Pulse Mini operates entirely inside TradingView. It does not execute trades or manage positions — it simply detects when the market environment is clean, aligned, and structurally favourable.

To receive these confirmations, or to automate them through external systems, you will use TradingView alerts.

This chapter explains how alerts work, how to configure them, and how to connect them to automation tools like 3Commas.

How Pulse Mini Alerts Work

Pulse Mini provides internally defined alert conditions such as:

• Entry Long

• Entry Short

• Exit Long

• Exit Short

These appear automatically in the TradingView “Condition” menu when creating an alert — no manual configuration is required.

TradingView alerts act as the bridge:

Pulse Mini (market reading) → TradingView (alerts) → Automation tools (execution)

Pulse Mini Alert Commands

Inside the Create Alert panel, select:

Condition → Pulse Mini v1.2 → (desired signal)

For example:

• Pulse Mini v1.2 — Entry Long

• Pulse Mini v1.2 — Exit Short

Then choose:

• Once Per Bar Close (recommended)

• Webhook URL (optional)

• Notification settings

Pulse Mini triggers the alert only when Trend, Phase, and Timing align structurally.

Creating Your First Alert

Steps:

1. Click “Create Alert” in the TradingView toolbar

2. Set Condition → Pulse Mini v1.2 — Entry Long

3. Choose Once Per Bar Close

4. (Optional) Enable Webhook URL

5. (Optional) Paste your automation endpoint (e.g., 3Commas)

6. Insert a JSON message in the Message field

7. Save

Pulse Mini will fire the alert when the structural alignment appears.

Example: JSON Payload for Entry Long

If you automate through webhooks, you may use a JSON payload like:

{
  "engine": "Pulse Mini v1.2",
  "event": "entry_long",
  "symbol": "{{ticker}}",
  "price": "{{close}}",
  "timestamp": "{{timenow}}"
}

TradingView sends this payload to the webhook exactly when the alert triggers.

Webhook Setup

A webhook is a URL that receives your alert message. Flow:

TradingView sends alert → Webhook receives JSON → Automation tool executes

Enable the webhook only if you automate.

Manual traders can simply use notifications.

Connecting Pulse Mini to 3Commas (Optional)

3Commas can turn alerts into:

• market orders

• limit orders

• SmartTrades

• DCA bot instructions

Basic bot payload:

{"signal": "buy"}

SmartTrade example:

{"action": "sell"}

3Commas interprets the payload based on your SmartTrade or bot configuration.

Pulse Mini provides the signal — 3Commas executes it.

TradingView → 3Commas

Testing Your Setup

To ensure everything works:

• create a temporary alert

• use a simple test JSON

• verify reception on your automation tool

• check TradingView’s Alert Log

TradingView will report any JSON or delivery error.

Best Practices

For stable behaviour:

• always use Once Per Bar Close

• favour 1H–4H for automation

• keep JSON minimal

• test before using live funds

• avoid ultra-low timeframes for automated signals

• use Golden Five markets

Troubleshooting FAQ

Alert not firing

• check if Pulse Mini is active

• verify signal availability

• confirm alert type (use Once Per Bar Close)

Webhook not received

• confirm webhook URL

• check TradingView Alert Log for delivery errors

JSON invalid

• validate formatting

• avoid stray commas

• check quotes and brackets

3Commas not reacting

• bots require "signal": "buy" / "sell"

• SmartTrades require "action" keywords

• ensure bot/SmartTrade is set to listen for TradingView alerts

Important Notes

Pulse Mini:

• does not execute trades

• does not manage TP/SL

• does not replace risk management

• does not predict the future

• does not modify your payload

Pulse Mini provides structural confirmation. The user decides how to act on it — manually or via automation.