Next, click the blue “+” in the bottom left of the window to add a new alert box ( Alerts → AlertBox).įourthwall will send alerts on your behalf via the Purchase alert event, so confirm the box next to that alert type is checked and then click on the Settings gear to configure the details of how your alerts will appear on stream. From your StreamElements dashboard, go to Streaming tools → My overlays. To finish the process of setting up your stream alerts, head to your StreamElements account. Grant these permissions to complete the required setup steps from your Fourthwall account.
You will be asked to authorize Fourthwall to connect to your StreamElements account. You’re all set! Setting up StreamElements notificationsįrom the Apps tab of your Shop settings, locate StreamElements notifications on the menu and click “Configure” → “Connect”. Remember to save your settings at the bottom of the page when you’re done. You can also configure how you’d like your alerts to appear on stream here ( note that you cannot customize the image that appears in the alert – it will always display the product purchased). From your dashboard, go to Essentials → Alert Box.įourthwall uses the “Donations” event type to push purchase events to Streamlabs, so in the Settings section, go to the Donations tab and make sure your Donations Alerts are set to “ Enabled”.
Next, head to your Streamlabs account to complete the process. Grant these permissions to complete the required setup steps from your Fourthwall account: You will then be asked to authorize Fourthwall to connect to Streamlabs. Locate Streamlabs notifications from the menu and click “Connect” → “Configure”.
In order to set up stream alerts using Streamlabs or StreamElements, you will first need to navigate to Settings → Apps from your Fourthwall dashboard. Fourthwall allows you to easily integrate your shop with Streamlabs or StreamElements so you can display purchase events while streaming. Stream alerts are a fun way to engage with your fans and track their support.
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