> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://takeprofit.com/docs/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Alert Limitations, Delivery, and History ### Alert Limits * Free users can create 1 alert with up to 3 months expiration * All-In plan users can create up to 400 non-expiring cloud alerts. * All alerts remain active as long as the user's All-In subscription remains active. Creating an alert on several symbols at once counts against this limit **once per symbol**, since each symbol gets its own alert. If the batch doesn't fit, the alerts that fit are still created and the rest report the limit — see [Setting one condition on several symbols](https://takeprofit.com/docs/guide/alerts/Alerts-overview.md#setting-one-condition-on-several-symbols). ### Notifications Limits * Real-time platform updates are limited to 10 times per second * On-platform notifications have no delivery limitations * Email notifications are limited to once per minute per email address * Webhook notifications are subject to rate limiting. ## Alert History & Management ### Accessing Your Alerts * Click the bell icon to open the alerts panel with your "My Alerts" list * View all alerts with their current status and details * Access complete alert logs and management options. ### Alert Information Each alert in your list displays: * Unique identifier * Trading instrument name and ticker * Trigger condition * Current status (Active\*, Fired\*, Expired, Stopped, Error) * Action buttons (play/pause, delete, menu). \*Active - Active Alerts (Can be configured to trigger multiple times and the status remains Active even after firing) \*Fired - One-time alerts that have already triggered ### Managing Alerts * Click the play/pause button to activate or stop an alert * Use the context menu (three dots) for additional options: * Delete * Edit * Duplicate * Restart * Double-click any stopped alert to edit its settings. ### Managing Alerts in Bulk Once the list grows, you don't have to work through it one row at a time: * **Search** narrows the list; when nothing matches, the list says so. * The **checkbox** to the left of the search selects everything currently visible. * Ticking alerts row by row opens a panel at the bottom of the list with the number of selected alerts and the actions that make sense for them — **Pause**, **Restart inactive**, **Delete**. * The **kebab menu (⋮)** applies an action to the whole list: **Pause all**, **Restart all inactive**, **Delete all**. Entries appear only when the list has alerts in that state. * **Delete Inactive** shows how many inactive alerts you have and clears them in one action; it appears only when there are any. Deleting asks for confirmation first, because it can't be undone.