Manage Connection

Manage signal sources

• Click the Manage Sources button
• Select or remove the signal sources you want to use in this connection from the popup list
• Click Save to confirm

The signal sources need to be connected first to available here. Check below links for more details about connecting signal sources:

• Connect TradingView source
• Connect Telegram source

Note: If you turned off specific groups/channels when connecting your Telegram account as a signal source, they will also not be available here.

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Manage signal receivers

• Click the Manage Receivers button
• Select or remove the signal receivers you want to use in this connection from the popup list
• Click Save to confirm

The signal receivers need to be connected first to available here. Check below links for more details about connecting signal receivers:

• Connect MT5 receiver
• Connect MT4 receiver
• Connect Binance receiver
• Connect Telegram receiver
• Connect Discord receiver

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When signal sources and receivers are selected, they will be displayed as shown in the schema below.

In the example connection above:

• Signals are received from these signal sources:

  • TradingView source named Warm TradingView Signals
  • Telegram channel 100 Pips Forex Channel
  • Telegram group To The Moon Crypto Group

• When a signal is received from one of the above sources, it will be processed in 3 receivers:

  • Warm MT4 Receiver
  • Easy MT5 Receiver
  • Chill Binance Receiver

This is a complex setup with multiple signal sources and multiple signal receivers. Of course, you can also receive signals from only 1 source and process them in only 1 receiver.

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Connection settings

Manage trading time

• Click Edit icon to update your trading time
• Select your trading days an times as your expectation
• Click Save to confirm

If you trading signal outside this window, they will be ignored and not processed in your receivers. Times are in UTC.

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Manage notifications

You can receive instant notifications via a Telegram chat when your trading signals are processed successfully and/or failed. Follow these steps to receive notifications for events you care:

• Start a chat with our Telegram Notify Bot by click this link.
• Type /chatid to receive the Chat Id. It should be a number that looks like 2012286789
• Click Edit icon to update notifications
• Enter the Chat Id above into as notification address
• Click Save to confirm

From now on, whenever a signal is processed successfully and/or failed, you wil received a message with details of trading signal and processng recult in the chat above.

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Signal analytics

Here are your signal analytics for this specific connection. Click on the period options to see analytics for that period. You will see:

• Signal stats by source
• Signal stats by action
• Signal stats by symbol

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History logs

History Logs let you know exactly what happened and when it happened with real-time accuracy and rich context. Every action is recorded in a format that is easy to scan, search, and analyze.

• History Logs are available on the Manage Connection page for each specific connection.
• Logs are automatically generated whenever a trade signal is received - even if the signal is invalid or in the wrong format.
• Use logs to monitor activity or troubleshoot issues. They are ideal for tracking trades and investigating errors.
• Up to 30 days of history logs are available.

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Log filter

1. Choose the filter options you need
2. Click Apply Filter
3. Review the filtered logs in the list below

To reset all filters, click Clear Filter.

• Period: Filter logs by a specific time range.

• Status: Filter logs by status.

  • Succeeded: Signal processed successfully.
  • Failed: Signal processing failed (invalid signal, invalid account, outside market hours, etc.).
  • Filtered: Signal was filtered and not processed (outside trading hours, exceeded risk limits, filtered symbols, etc.).

• Action: Filter logs by action type (Buy, Sell, Close, Cancel, etc.).

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Log listing

We've designed logs to be both clear and informative:

• Clean log list layout: Easily scan and understand what happened at a glance.
• Detailed log entries: Each item includes all relevant information about how your trading signal was processed.

From the log list, you can quickly identify:

• Processing status: Displayed with an icon and color. Errors are highlighted so you can spot them instantly.
• Signal time: When the signal was received.
• Message ID: Automatically generated by Signal Copier Bot.
• Receiver app: Where the signal was delivered (e.g., MT4, MT5, Binance, etc.).
• Signal action: What was processed from the signal (e.g., Buy, Sell, Close).

To see more details, click the icon at the end of the row. Additional information includes:

Signal Info

• Source: Name of the signal source.
• Receiver: Name of the receiver.
• Signal: Content of the received signal.

Processing Result

• Ticket Number: The trade ticket number.
• Ticket Status: The result of the processed action.
• Symbol: The asset symbol of the trade.
• Trade Time: The execution time based on the trade server (not your local device).
• Details: Full trade details, including Status, Type, Size, Stop Loss, Take Profit, Breakeven, Trailing Stop, and more.

Notes

• A single trading signal can trigger multiple trades. For example, one close signal might close five open positions. All related trades are grouped into a single log item.