> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.jpegd.io/jpegd-dao/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.jpegd.io/jpegd-dao/about-the-jpegd-protocol/notification-bot.md).

# Notification Bot

Constantly reloading our dApp to check the health of your positions is quite unpractical. This is why JPEG'd offers a Telegram Notification bot to monitor your positions.

The telegram bot offers the following notifications:

* Low health alerts
* Liquidation alerts
* Expiration of legacy [JPEG'd Boost](/jpegd-dao/about-the-jpegd-protocol/jpegd-boosts.md)

## **How to add the Telegram Bot to your arsenal:**

**Stay Informed:** Once connected, receive immediate notifications and gain valuable insights into the status of your borrowing positions.

1. **Access the JPEGd bot** by navigating to [JPEG'd Telegram Bot](https://t.me/jpegd_public_bot).
2. Type `/start` to get the menu
3. Per address you want to track, select the notification option you want:
   1. If positions of the specified address go below 15% (0% means

      liquidation)
   2. If a legacy [JPEG'd Boost](/jpegd-dao/about-the-jpegd-protocol/jpegd-boosts.md) is about to expire.
   3. If a position held by your address got liquidated, to be able to recover your NFT(s) if they are 

      [insured](/jpegd-dao/about-the-jpegd-protocol/liquidation-insurance.md).


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