For a long time, every alert in ATAS worked independently: one indicator fired its own Telegram notification, entirely regardless of what a second or third indicator was showing at the same moment. Anyone who wanted to know whether multiple conditions were true at once had to piece several separate messages together in their head. Webhooks changed that.
The old behavior: one alert per indicator
Every indicator with an alert function (e.g. the Order Flow Indicator, Cluster Search, Dynamic Level) produced its own isolated message. Fine for a single signal - impractical the moment multiple conditions need to be evaluated together.
What webhooks change
With webhooks, multiple conditions can interact with each other and produce exactly one combined signal - only once every specified criterion is met at the same time. Instead of three separate, individually not-very-meaningful messages, you get a single notification that's actually worth acting on.
Typical combinations this enables
- An alert only when an order flow signal and a specific volume profile level are true at the same time
- A single combined alert instead of three separate messages for conditions that belong together
- Forwarding to your own system - such as an external logging or evaluation setup - instead of only to Telegram
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The webhook itself is just the transport - the real value is in precisely defining what "true at the same time" actually means: which timeframe, which bar, what tolerance between the individual signals. That underlying logic is what we build, not just the technical connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a regular ATAS alert and a webhook?
A regular alert only reports the result of a single indicator. A webhook can combine several such conditions and only fire once all of them are met together.
Can I combine multiple indicators into one shared alert without having everything rebuilt?
It depends on the specific case - often the combination logic can be added as a small additional component without changing the existing indicators themselves.
Do webhooks only work with Telegram?
No, a webhook can generally be forwarded to any system that accepts incoming requests - Telegram is just the most common destination.
Does SITA Capital also offer setting up webhooks alone, without indicator development?
It usually comes down to the combination logic behind it, not just the technical connection itself - the best approach is to describe the specific project, and we'll clarify together exactly what's needed.
The real improvement over isolated individual alerts isn't the notification itself - it's that multiple conditions can finally be evaluated together reliably, exactly the kind of logic that's nearly impossible to track manually in your head.
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