# Quick Start You can find your target Bot through the platform's Discover page or via the search function at the top. If there isn't a Bot that meets your needs, you can create a new one yourself. ### How to configure a Bot? Based on ChainBot's definition of a Bot, here's what we should do: 1. [Set the alert notification channel for your account](https://github.com/ChainbotAI/doc-en/blob/master/broken-reference/README.md) 2. [Choose the category for Bot monitoring](https://docs.chainbot.io/basic-usage/bots) 3. Configure the data source for Bot monitoring (supported data sources are listed within the various types of Bots) 4. [Set the required contract information for the Bot (if necessary)](https://docs.chainbot.io/basic-usage/contracts-mange) 5. [Set the trigger conditions for Bot monitoring alerts (Condition(s))](https://docs.chainbot.io/advanced-features/conditions-description) 6. [Modify the default alert template for Bot monitoring based on current needs](https://docs.chainbot.io/advanced-features/alarm-notification-template) 7. [After creating the Bot monitoring, subscribe to the notifications for that Bot](https://docs.chainbot.io/basic-usage/subs) ### Finding Bots via Discover

### Searching for Bots

### Quick Learning Cases > Below are examples of all Bot monitoring types. You can learn how to configure Bot monitoring here. However, we strongly recommend that you review the entire documentation before configuring. [ChainBot all Bot monitoring cases.](https://chainbot.io/list/43)