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Alta5 Webhooks
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generated: '2026-07-17'
method: searched
source: https://docs.optionalpha.com/tools/bots/webhooks
spec_type: Webhooks
summary: >-
Option Alpha (Alta5) does not publish a general-purpose public REST API. Its
only programmatic integration surface is inbound trigger Webhooks: a user
generates a unique webhook URL inside their Option Alpha account and pastes it
into any external platform that can call a URL (TradingView, TrendSpider,
Zapier, custom scripts). Calling the URL fires the automation(s) bound to that
webhook. The webhook is an inbound trigger only — Option Alpha receives the
call and runs bot automations; it does not deliver outbound event payloads to
subscribers.
direction: inbound
webhooks:
- name: automation-trigger
summary: Trigger one or more bot automations when an external system calls the unique webhook URL.
trigger: External call to the user's unique Option Alpha webhook URL.
url_model: >-
A unique, per-webhook URL is generated in Option Alpha Settings (or when
creating a New Automation). The URL embeds an opaque code that identifies
the webhook; it is the shared secret. The same webhook can be shared
across multiple bots and persists when a bot is cloned.
fan_out: >-
A single webhook can trigger up to 10 automations in one bot, and can
trigger automations across multiple bots.
action_options: >-
A triggered automation can evaluate additional market criteria, position
filters and opportunity checks, open a position, or run alongside other
automations.
external_sources:
- TradingView (alert notifications)
- TrendSpider
- Zapier
- Email-to-webhook / custom scripts (e.g. Python)
docs: https://docs.optionalpha.com/tools/bots/webhooks
availability: All pricing plans (free to all users)
notes: >-
The public docs do not publish a fixed request payload schema, authentication
header, or documented rate limits for the inbound webhook — the unique URL
itself is the auth mechanism. No AsyncAPI document is published; there is no
outbound event/streaming surface to model, so no AsyncAPI spec is fabricated.