Silent Failures
Know when a copied order is rejected or encounters an execution problem instead of discovering it later.
Activity Logs
Track copied trades, execution events, broker responses, errors, slippage, and account activity in one searchable audit trail.
Real-Time Logs 90-Day Retention CSV & TXT Export Execution Diagnostics
A copied trade can succeed, fail, be rejected by a broker, experience slippage, or encounter an account-level issue. Without a detailed execution record, it can be difficult to understand what actually happened.
Know when a copied order is rejected or encounters an execution problem instead of discovering it later.
Compare the Master signal with the resulting Follower execution and review recorded slippage.
See connection, heartbeat, and account-level system events alongside trade activity.
Search and export the records you need when reviewing a trading session, investigating an issue, or documenting an execution.
Each copied trade can be understood through a sequence of execution checkpoints, giving you visibility into how the order moved through the copy-trading workflow.
TradeCopier cloud detects the Master order.
Copy rules and account-specific transformations are applied.
The resulting instruction is sent to the Follower broker.
The broker response is recorded, including fill status and available execution details.
The live activity feed records execution events, system activity, broker responses, and important warnings so you can identify changes without manually reconstructing events later.
Normal system and execution events.
Events that may require review.
Events where an operation failed or was rejected.
Raw broker rejection messages are often difficult to interpret. TradeCopier surfaces execution failures and broker responses in a clearer format so you can identify the affected account and likely reason for the event.
Activity Logs record execution details that help you review differences between the Master signal and the resulting Follower fill.
Filter activity records by ticket number, symbol, account, error type, date range, or event category to isolate the records relevant to your investigation.
10 matching events
Activity logs are retained for a minimum of 90 days in the dashboard, giving you a useful historical window for performance review, troubleshooting, prop firm documentation, and broker dispute investigation. Records are retained within the platform's cloud infrastructure.
Export your activity history directly from the dashboard for analysis, reporting, documentation, or record keeping.
When an execution needs to be reviewed, a structured activity history can provide timestamps, account information, broker responses, and execution details in one place.
Activity Logs also capture system and account events that can provide context around a trade or execution issue.
✓ Account Connected
⚠ Account Disconnected
✓ Heartbeat
System Event
Search by ticket, symbol, or account.
When was the Master signal detected?
Were lot scaling, symbol mapping, or filters applied?
What instruction was sent?
Was it filled, rejected, or affected by slippage?
Was there a connection or account issue?
Review copied trades and account activity without manually reconstructing what happened.
Keep an execution record useful for strategy review and documentation.
Monitor trade distribution across multiple Follower accounts.
Maintain a clearer operational record across managed accounts.
The cloud receives the Master trade event.
Configured transformations such as lot sizing, symbol mapping, and filters are recorded where applicable.
The instruction is routed to the Follower account.
The system records the resulting execution status and relevant broker response information.
The activity record becomes available in the dashboard for search, review, and export.
Activity records can capture the sequence from Master signal detection through transformation, Follower broker request, and broker response. Relevant execution details can include timestamps, account information, order information, fill status, and recorded slippage.
Activity logs are retained for a minimum of 90 days in the TradeCopier dashboard. Extended retention options may be available on request.
Yes. Activity history can be exported in CSV and TXT formats from the dashboard. CSV is useful for spreadsheet and data analysis workflows, while TXT can be useful for straightforward documentation and record keeping.
Yes. The activity log can be filtered using criteria such as ticket number, symbol, account, error type, date range, and event category.
Yes. Broker rejection and execution failure events can appear in the activity feed with the available reason or broker response information.
Yes. Execution records can include slippage information based on the difference between the Master signal price and the resulting Follower fill price. Configured slippage thresholds can also be flagged as warning events.
Yes. Account and system events such as connection or heartbeat activity can be recorded alongside trade execution events, helping provide context when investigating an issue.
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