# Alerts Reference

### Overview

The Alerts Reference explains how each alert type functions, what triggers it, and how traders can use them to monitor market conditions effectively. 

It serves as a quick-access resource to configure alerts for timely and actionable notifications.

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### Alerts Reference

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<summary><strong>Bullish Signal Alert</strong></summary>

Triggers when a new bullish entry signal occurs.&#x20;

This alert is useful for traders who want to be notified immediately of potential long opportunities.

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<summary><strong>Bearish Signal Alert</strong></summary>

Triggers when a new bearish entry signal occurs.&#x20;

This alert helps traders monitor and act on potential short opportunities as they arise.

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<summary><strong>Any Signal Alert</strong></summary>

Triggers on either a bullish or bearish signal.&#x20;

This alert is ideal for traders who want to track all signal activity without setting separate alerts for each direction.

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#### Usage Tips

Combining alerts with [filters](https://docs.astraalgo.com/toolkits/indicator/signals-and-alerts/filters) and session settings ensures notifications are relevant and actionable.
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