Research to automation bridge
Connect TradingView Alerts to Coinrule
TradingView defines and sends the alert. Coinrule receives the TradingView message and uses it inside a rule connected to the user’s exchange. The two services must use the matching market, message and webhook details for the workflow to operate correctly.
Connection flow
The bridge is a message path, not an A Crypto Box webhook service.
Define the market condition on the matching exchange-qualified symbol.
Use the Coinrule-provided message so the rule knows which action to receive.
TradingView sends the alert to the Coinrule-provided webhook URL.
Coinrule receives the message inside the rule prepared for that workflow.
Coinrule uses the user’s connected exchange according to the rule settings.
A Crypto Box does not receive, store or relay webhook URLs or Coinrule messages. Copy those values only inside TradingView and Coinrule.
Setup sequence
Follow the current Coinrule TradingView-signal workflow end to end.
- Step 01
What each service does
TradingView defines and sends the alert. Coinrule receives the TradingView message and uses it inside a rule connected to the user’s exchange. TradingView alone does not execute the exchange trade in this workflow.
- Step 02
What the connection changes
A research notification becomes an input to a Coinrule rule. The two services must use the matching market, message and webhook details for the workflow to operate correctly.
- Step 03
Preparation checklist
Confirm the intended exchange-qualified market, prepare or choose the Coinrule rule, and keep research-only alerts separate from any alert that will feed automation.
- Step 04
Build or choose the Coinrule rule
On Coinrule, create or open the rule that should react to TradingView signals. Finish the rule conditions before copying webhook details.
- Step 05
Obtain the Coinrule-provided message and webhook URL
Launch or open the Coinrule TradingView setup so Coinrule can show the message and webhook URL for that rule. Copy only the values Coinrule provides for the intended rule.
[Coinrule-provided message][Coinrule-provided webhook URL] - Step 06
Open the matching symbol and exchange in TradingView
In TradingView, open the same coin pairing and exchange used in the Coinrule rule. A mismatched venue breaks the bridge even if the webhook is correct.
- Step 07
Create the TradingView alert
Open Create alert and choose the indicator, strategy or condition that should send the signal. Name the alert so it is clearly an automation bridge, not a casual research reminder.
- Step 08
Paste the Coinrule-provided message
Paste the Coinrule-provided message into the TradingView alert message field. For indicator-driven workflows that need both sides, Coinrule’s current help notes that separate buy and sell alerts may be required. Compatible strategy or script workflows can pass an action through one alert when the message includes the strategy action placeholder Coinrule expects.
- Step 09
Paste the Coinrule-provided webhook URL
Open the Notifications tab in the TradingView alert dialog and paste the Coinrule-provided webhook URL. TradingView requires two-factor authentication for webhook alerts.
- Step 10
Create the alert
Create the alert in TradingView only after the message and webhook URL match the intended Coinrule rule.
- Step 11
Return to Coinrule and launch the rule
Go back to Coinrule and launch or confirm the rule according to Coinrule’s current workflow so it is ready to receive TradingView messages.
- Step 12
Test and review logs
Test carefully. If nothing happens, inspect TradingView’s alert log first to confirm the delivered message, then inspect Coinrule’s rule state and logs.
- Step 13
Common connection failures
Mismatched symbol or exchange, incomplete Coinrule message, wrong webhook URL, missing two-factor authentication for TradingView webhooks, strategy placeholders left unresolved, and assuming every alert delivery equals a completed exchange order are the usual failure points.
- Step 14
Separate research alerts from automated rules
Keep ordinary chart reminders in a research naming group. Reserve webhook-backed alerts for rules that were intentionally prepared for automation.
Indicators and scripts
Indicator alerts and strategy alerts are not configured the same way.
Coinrule’s current help distinguishes indicator-based buy and sell workflows that can require separate alerts from compatible strategy-script workflows that can pass the action through one alert. Use the message format Coinrule shows for the chosen rule. Do not invent buy or sell text, do not paste private tokens into public notes, and do not treat backtest behavior as a guarantee of live execution.
Webhook safety
Keep credentials out of the alert message.
Compact safety panel
- Do not put account passwords, login credentials, exchange API secrets or other sensitive account information in a webhook message.
- Use only the webhook URL and message provided for the intended Coinrule rule.
- Confirm the exact symbol and exchange on both sides.
- Inspect TradingView’s alert log and webhook status when delivery appears to fail or the workflow does not trigger.
- Inspect Coinrule’s rule state and logs after testing.
- Webhook delivery can occasionally fail, so a notification is not a guaranteed execution.
- Enable two-factor authentication, which TradingView currently requires for webhook alerts.
Related guides
Return to research alerts or continue inside Automation Box.
Final dual CTA
Both services are required for this bridge.
Open TradingView to create the alert. Open Coinrule to prepare the rule, copy the message and webhook URL, then launch the rule after the alert is in place.