Triggers
How does Orderbook check work for counting pending, executed, cancelled, or rejected orders?
Orderbook check is a Trigger type in FYERS Automate that lets your automation move forward only after a specific number of orders reach a selected orderbook status during the same automation run. This trigger is used to control the flow of your ...
What is Symbol details check, and what attributes can I compare?
Symbol details check is a group of Trigger types in FYERS Automate that allows an automation to move forward based on how a selected symbol behaves in the live market. These triggers evaluate price levels, market limits, bid–ask data, and trading ...
How do I use Portfolio check to evaluate P&L or positions before taking action?
Portfolio check in FYERS Automate is a set of Trigger types that let an automation move forward when your P&L or positions reach a value you define. These triggers help you add risk limits (stop after a loss), profit targets (stop after a profit), or ...
When should I use Wait time, and what’s the difference between “Wait duration” and “Wait till”?
Wait time is a Trigger type in FYERS Automate that pauses an automation before it moves to the next step. It is used when your strategy needs to wait for a specific amount of time or until a specific clock time is reached. This trigger does not place ...
How does the Order status trigger work, and which statuses can I wait for?
Order status is a Trigger type in FYERS Automate. It lets your automation move forward only when a specific order (placed earlier in the same automation run) reaches the status you choose. This trigger does not place orders by itself. Use Order ...
How does a Webhook trigger work, and when should I use it?
A Webhook trigger is a Trigger type in FYERS Automate. It allows your automation to move forward when it receives a signal from an external system, instead of waiting for a price or time-based condition. This trigger does not place orders by itself. ...
What is a Price breakout trigger, and how do I set it up?
Price Breakout options in FYERS Automate are Trigger types. They decide when an automation should move forward based on price behaviour. These triggers do not place orders by themselves. Price-based triggers are useful when you already know a ...
What is Range breakout, and how do I configure each range type?
All Range Breakout options in FYERS Automate are Trigger types. They decide when an automation should move forward based on price breaking out of a defined range. These triggers do not place orders by themselves and only control the flow of the ...
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