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Copier logs

Read the chronological record of everything a copier does — copies, closes, failures, and protection triggers — and filter or export it.

The Copier Logs tab on a copier's detail page records every action it takes: successful copies, closes, failures, protection triggers, and configuration changes. It's where you go to confirm a trade copied, or to find out why one didn't.

The Copier Logs table with events including a copied position, a protection trigger, and a failed copy
The Copier Logs tab — every event with its timestamp, type, and detail, including protection triggers and failures.

Event types

Event
Meaning
Indicator

Position Copied

A trade was copied to a receiver.

Success

Position Closed

A trade was closed on an account.

Success

Copy Failed

A copy attempt failed.

Failed

Protection Triggered

A protection threshold was reached.

Warning

Copier Action

A manual action (start, stop, and so on).

Info

Symbol Mapping

A symbol mapping changed.

Info

Connection Issue

An account connection problem.

Warning

Settings Changed

Copier settings were modified.

Info

Receiver Added / Removed

A receiver was added to or removed from the copier.

Info

Reading an entry

Each row carries a timestamp, the event type, a description, the symbol, the from/to accounts, and a related trade ID where applicable. The description often includes the detail that matters — for a protection trigger, for example:

The entry names the limit that fired: daily loss or daily profit for the daily limits, and stop loss or take profit for Max Account Loss and Max Account Profit. It doesn't list the action taken; the receiver's Protection tab shows which action is set.

Logs are ordered newest first.

Filter and export

  • Filters — narrow by event type, account, symbol, and date range. Filters combine (all conditions must match) and persist for your session.

  • Export — download the filtered logs as a CSV file for your own records.

When a trade doesn't appear on a receiver, the logs are the fastest way to find out why — look for a Copy Failed, Connection Issue, or Protection Triggered entry around that time. See Troubleshooting copiers.

Related

PreviousCopier states & lifecycle
NextTroubleshooting copiers

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