Telegram and Push: Build a Crypto Alert Workflow

Telegram is convenient if you regularly use it while working. Push is useful when supported on your device and permitted in your browser. The choice depends on habits and settings rather than a channel's name.

Delivery and your response are separate stages. A message may arrive while muted, outside your working environment or during focus mode. Check device settings and channel availability separately.

Do not begin with the maximum number of conditions. If you lack time to review events, an additional channel will not fix excessive alert volume.

Record the event time, message receipt time and the moment you open the chart separately. This separates market checking, sending, delivery and your own reaction.

Record event time, receipt or visible-message time and actual response where those timestamps are available. Check Telegram, browser and device settings. Do not share tokens or other secrets for diagnosis.

Decide whether the pace fits your task. It may be suitable for reviewing a persistent change while a brief move has already lost its original conditions. Check the current price when you open the chart.

Separate five checks

1. Did the condition occur on the selected exchange over the required period?
2. Are the settings saved and enabled, and did filters or limits suppress the match?
3. Is the correct channel connected? In Telegram, start the bot for this screener.
4. Is there an event record or a sending status available in the dashboard? Neither proves receipt on the device.
5. Does the device allow notifications, and is a focus mode or blocked bot preventing them?

Connection guides: Telegram and push. Follow the five checks for missing alerts for a step-by-step diagnosis.

Choose an available notification channel in JustScreener settings and configure one tool, such as the price screener or OI screener.

• Check the channel connection and permissions.
• Review a few events to see whether you notice and investigate them.
• Refine conditions if messages do not fit your task.

Start with a channel you actually use. Register and save your first observation. The false-signal guide covers event filtering.

Related reading: Market Screener vs Coin Price Alert: Which to Use.

If alerts are missing, check the channel separately from your conditions

For push, allow browser notifications and use “Send test push” in the setup wizard or general settings. If the test does not appear, check site permissions, operating-system notification settings and focus mode. On iPhone, install the website on the Home Screen through Safari and allow notifications.

For Telegram, finish linking through the dashboard and start the relevant bot using the provided link. Check that the bot is not blocked and the chat is not muted.

If the channel is connected but market alerts are absent, confirm that the screener is enabled, conditions are saved and the selected exchanges are available. Strict thresholds may produce no matching events. Compare with notification history in the dashboard: a recorded card without a device message helps separate event detection from delivery.

If the cause remains unclear, open support in the dashboard. Include the channel, device, browser, approximate time and whether the test push arrived. Do not share passwords or tokens.