Signal source
Route n8n alerts automatically.
Build an n8n workflow that turns your data into trading signals and sends them to Algomatex with an HTTP Request node.
From your signal to your broker, through Algomatex.
01About the source
Get to know n8n
n8n is a workflow automation platform that combines integrations, data transformations and AI tools in a visual editor.
- What it does
- Use an HTTP Request node to POST the output of your workflow to Algomatex, with the signal fields mapped from earlier nodes.
- What to check before connecting
- Cloud and self-hosted workflows need outbound HTTPS access to the webhook endpoint. Manage credentials in the workflow configuration and review execution limits for your deployment.
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02Setup
Connect n8n in three steps.
- 1
Copy your webhook URL
Create a webhook in Algomatex and copy its URL. It is the only thing the sender needs.
- 2
Add an HTTP Request node
Set the method to POST, paste your Algomatex webhook URL and select JSON for the request body. Map your workflow data to the signal fields.
- 3
Algomatex does the rest
Every signal passes the safety checks before an order reaches your broker.
03The signal
What to send.
A small JSON body posted to your webhook URL. Add exit legs, option filters and more when you need them.
{
"signal": "BUY",
"side": "long",
"ticker": "AAPL",
"price": 189.5
}04Questions
n8n, answered.
Can I use a self-hosted n8n instance?
Yes. Both n8n Cloud and self-hosted instances can send signals if they can reach your Algomatex webhook URL over HTTPS.
What if the request fails?
Algomatex answers every post with a status and a reason, and the rejected signal appears in the webhook's deliveries, so you can fix the body and send it again.
05More sources
Other signal sources.
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