Your alert logic
Build or select the TradingView indicator and alert condition that fit your own strategy and timeframe.
TradingView alerts
Turn a TradingView webhook into a controlled execution workflow.
Quantilan connects your TradingView alerts to an agent you run yourself, so you can apply position-sizing, stop-loss, take-profit, and confirmation rules before an order is sent.
Keep the strategy and execution layers separate
TradingView generates an alert. Your Quantilan agent receives the configured signal and operates under rules you choose. This makes it possible to test alert formatting and risk behaviour independently of the chart logic.
Structured delivery
Send the webhook payload through the configured route so the agent receives actionable trade context.
Execution checks
Use your risk limits and execution mode to validate the setup before an order reaches the exchange.
Practical rollout
Validate the alert payload
Ensure symbols, direction, entry assumptions, stops, and targets use the format your execution workflow expects.
Run Paper-mode tests
Send representative alerts and observe the prepared trade before using live exchange permissions.
Set safeguards before automation
Define risk per trade, leverage, margin, and confirmation settings. Do not assume an alert is valid merely because it fired.
Useful for
- Strategy builders who already work from TradingView alerts.
- Users who want a self-hosted execution component.
- Teams that need a testable signal-to-order boundary.
Before you go live
- Use test or Paper mode for every new alert format.
- Limit exchange API permissions to what is necessary.
- Review symbol naming, leverage, and risk defaults.
Questions
Does Quantilan create my TradingView strategy?
No. You bring the alert source; Quantilan is the execution layer that receives the configured signal.
Can I require confirmation for webhook signals?
Yes, use the confirmation behaviour that matches your configuration and testing stage.
Where are orders sent?
Orders are sent by the agent you run, using your configured exchange connection. See supported exchanges.
TradingView alerts and execution software do not guarantee a profitable outcome. Test thoroughly and read the risk disclaimer before live use.