Send an email to your subscribers when alert received in TradingVew

When a TradingView alert fires, FlowMattic sends an email with the alert details to the recipients you set, using WordPress mail or your SMTP account, so the people following your signals hear about them.

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The Send an email to your subscribers when alert received in TradingVew workflow on the FlowMattic canvas, with 2 steps across Tradingview, Email — The workflow as it appears in the builder after import. Each step opens for editing.

What this workflow does

If you share trading signals with a small group, such as clients, a study group or your own team, email is a simple way to reach them. Copying each TradingView alert into an email by hand is slow, and signals lose value with every minute. This workflow sends the email the moment the alert fires.

The TradingView trigger New Alert provides a webhook address that you add to your alerts. When one fires, TradingView posts its message to FlowMattic. The Email step Send Email then sends a message through WordPress's built-in mail function or a custom SMTP account, with the alert text mapped into the subject and body.

Be clear about who receives it. The step emails the recipients you enter in it. It does not read a subscriber list from any app, so every address must be set in the step, and each alert sends the same email to all of them. For a large or changing list, send through an email marketing tool instead. Task History records every send.

Signals for a few paying clients

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Team desk notifications

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Personal email archive of alerts

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How this workflow runs

What happens at each step once the workflow is on, and what you need before you import it.

Step 1Trigger
Tradingview New Alert
Receives each TradingView alert posted to the workflow's webhook address. Add that address to the alerts you want emailed, and the alert message becomes data to map.
Step 2Action
Email Send Email
Emails the alert using FlowMattic's Email module, which sends via WordPress mail or a custom SMTP account. Enter the recipients, write the subject and body, and map in the TradingView alert details.

What you need

FlowMatticCore
TradingView AccountAccount

After importing, map your own data. To keep the template universal, not every step is pre-filled. Open each step in the builder and connect your accounts and fields (channels, lists, sheets, recipients) before you switch the workflow on.

Make it yours

Changes worth making after you import it.

Write the TradingView alert message as JSON with fields like ticker, price and action. Each becomes its own value, which makes a clear subject line easy to build.
If your host's default mail is unreliable, connect an SMTP account in the Email step, then fire a test alert and confirm it reaches each inbox.
For a long subscriber list, replace the Email step with your email marketing app's send or campaign action, so unsubscribes and list changes are handled there.

Questions about this workflow

Does this email my Mailchimp or newsletter subscribers?

No. The Email step only sends to the addresses you enter in it. It does not connect to any subscriber list, so changes to your list must be made in the step by hand.

Which TradingView alerts trigger an email?

Only alerts that have the workflow's webhook address set. Add it to each alert you want emailed. Other alerts stay inside TradingView.

Can I send the alert emails through Gmail?

The step is FlowMattic's Email module, using WordPress mail or your SMTP account. To route the alert emails through Gmail, fill in Gmail's SMTP server details in the step, or replace it with the Gmail app's Send Email action.

Do my recipients see each other's addresses?

Check how you enter the recipients and send a test. If the addresses should stay private, send to yourself and add the others in a hidden copy field if the step offers one.