Situation Monitor: Signal Fired

Trigger Other

Triggers when the Situation Monitor classifies a matching market signal (news, on-chain event, technical breakout, macro, earnings, M&A, hack/exploit, etc.). Optionally filter by tickers, event types, minimum absolute impact (0-10, default 4), confidence tier (high|medium|low, default high), or scope (asset|sector|market). Powered by services/workers/situation-monitor.

At a Glance

Field	Value
Trigger ID	situation-fired
Category	Other
Tags	market, news, situation-monitor, webhook, alerts

Trigger Configuration

Field	Type	Required	Description
tickers	array	No	Filter by ticker symbols (e.g. ['NVDA', 'BTC']). Case-insensitive. Empty/omitted = match any ticker.
eventTypes	array	No	Whitelist of situation event types. Omitted = all event types pass (subject to excludeEventTypes).
excludeEventTypes	array	No	Blacklist of event types. Defaults to ['social_sentiment'] when omitted. Explicit empty array clears the default.
minAbsImpact	number	No	Minimum absolute impact score (0-10). Both bullish +X and bearish -X events pass when |impact| >= this threshold.
confidenceTier	string	No	Minimum confidence tier. Inbound situations at or above this rank fire (high > medium > low).
scope	string	No	Optionally restrict to a single scope. Omitted = all scopes pass.

Trigger Result

Field	Type	Required	Description
triggeredAt	string	Yes	Timestamp when the situation was received (UTC, RFC3339 format)
situation	object	Yes	-
tickers	array	Yes	Tickers this situation references

Workflow Root Example

json
{  "nodes": {    "root": {      "type": "situation-fired",      "payload": {        "tickers": [],        "eventTypes": [],        "excludeEventTypes": [],        "minAbsImpact": 4,        "confidenceTier": "high"      },      "children": [        "log_event"      ]    },    "log_event": {      "type": "log",      "payload": {        "message": "Triggered at {{$trigger.triggeredAt}}"      },      "children": []    }  }}

Downstream nodes can use {{$trigger.triggeredAt}} and any result fields listed above. Event triggers usually expose the raw source payload under a field such as event, body, trade, or raw.