Alerts notify you by email whenever a significant event occurs in one of your deployments — a trade execution, a signal trigger, or a system error. You can configure alerts at deployment time or update them later from the deployment detail page.Documentation Index
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Alert types
| Alert type | When it fires |
|---|---|
| Trade executed | A buy or sell order is placed by the bot |
| Signal triggered | Your entry or exit condition is met (even if no trade is placed, e.g. insufficient funds) |
| Deployment error | The bot encounters an error during execution (data fetch failure, order rejection, etc.) |
| Deployment stopped | The bot is paused or stopped — manual or system-initiated |
Set up alerts
Open a deployment
Navigate to Deployments and click on the deployment you want to configure alerts for.
Go to Alerts settings
On the deployment detail page, find the Alerts section and click Configure Alerts.
Enter your email
Enter the email address where you want to receive notifications. This defaults to the email on your Mobius account.
Select alert types
Choose which events should trigger a notification. You can enable any combination of alert types.
Alert email format
Each alert email includes:- The deployment name and asset being traded
- The alert type (trade executed, signal triggered, etc.)
- The specific event details — asset, action (buy/sell), quantity, price, and timestamp
- A link back to the deployment in Mobius
Plan limits
The number of alerts you can configure per deployment depends on your plan.| Plan | Alerts per deployment |
|---|---|
| Free | 3 |
| Pro | 25 |
| Elite | 125 |
Managing alerts
To modify or remove alerts, navigate to the deployment detail page and click Configure Alerts. Changes take effect immediately.Alerts are configured per deployment. If you create a new deployment from the same bot, you’ll need to configure alerts separately for the new deployment.