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# Reports overview
Cross-account analytics in four tabs, with real-time equity and a Trading Health Score.
Reports aggregate the trades auto-synced from every connected account into one analytics view. The data is split across four tabs — Overview, Performance, Time, and Instruments — with equity and open P\&L streaming live while the rest of the numbers are computed on page load.
The Reports overview — balance, equity, open P&L, and trade count above your equity curve.
## Open a report
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### Go to Reports
Select **Reports** in the sidebar, or use the **View Report** action on the Dashboard.
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### Land on the Overview tab
The report opens on **Overview** by default. Switch tabs with **Overview**, **Performance**, **Time**, and **Instruments** at the top of the page.
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### Scope the data
Apply the filter banner to narrow the dataset by date range, account, symbol, strategy, or session. See [Filters](/reports-and-analytics/filters.md).
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## Aggregate across accounts
Every metric is calculated over the trades pulled from your connected accounts. By default the report includes all accounts; the account filter lets you aggregate a subset. All trades are auto-synced from connected accounts — there is no manual entry, editing, or deletion, so the numbers reflect exactly what your accounts report.
Values are shown in USD and use the term P\&L throughout. Only USD accounts are supported in this version. See [Conventions](/reference/conventions.md) and [Formulas](/reference/formulas.md) for how each figure is defined.
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If you have no connected account, or an account with no trades yet, the report shows placeholder content with a prompt to connect or start trading. See [Connecting accounts](/connecting-accounts/connecting-accounts.md).
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## Read the Overview KPI cards
The Overview tab opens with a row of summary cards:
| Card | What it shows | Updates |
| ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| **Balance** | Closed-position balance reported by the account | On page load |
| **Equity** | Balance plus open P\&L | Real time |
| **Open PnL** | Unrealized P\&L of currently open positions | Real time |
| **Trades** | Count of trades in the filtered set | On page load |
| **Account** | Number of accounts in scope | On page load |
Equity and open P\&L stream over a WebSocket connection, so they move as your open positions move. Every other metric on the page — balance, trade counts, charts, and breakdowns — is computed when the page loads and stays fixed until you refresh.
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If the live connection drops, the equity and open P\&L cards hold their last received value. Refresh the page to resync.
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Below the KPI cards, the Overview tab also carries the Trading Health Score, the four performance metric cards (Total P\&L, Win Rate, Expectancy, Profit Factor), the main chart, distribution breakdowns by side, strategy, and session, and a trading calendar.
## Understand the Trading Health Score
The **Trading Health Score** summarizes how your trading process is running — discipline and consistency across several dimensions — rendered as a radar chart with a combined score. It describes process, not outcomes: it is not a prediction of results and makes no claim about future performance. See [Trading Health Score](/reports-and-analytics/health-score.md).
## Explore the analytics tabs
| Tab | What it covers | Availability |
| --------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------ |
| **Overview** | KPI cards, Trading Health Score, main chart, distribution breakdowns, calendar | All plans |
| **Performance** | Performance metric cards, breakdown table, dispersion and cross-performance views | Paid plans |
| **Time** | Hourly, weekday, and monthly breakdowns | Paid plans |
| **Instruments** | Per-instrument breakdowns, rankings, and cross-performance | Paid plans |
Read more on each: [Performance tab](/reports-and-analytics/performance-tab.md), [Time tab](/reports-and-analytics/time-tab.md), [Instruments tab](/reports-and-analytics/instruments-tab.md).
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The Overview tab is available on every plan, including the free tier. The Performance, Time, and Instruments tabs require a paid plan; on the free tier they show a short preview and then prompt to upgrade. See [Plans and billing](/plans-and-billing/plans-billing.md) and [Free and Starter](/plans-and-billing/free-starter.md).
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## Filter and share
The filter banner applies globally across all four tabs. Filters are session-only and sync to the URL for browser back and forward, but are not saved between visits. Date ranges use your local timezone. Full detail in [Filters](/reports-and-analytics/filters.md).
Use **Share Performance** in the filter banner to publish a read-only public report. The link renders live in the browser from a saved snapshot of the filtered data — there is no file to download. See [Share a public report](/reports-and-analytics/share-public-report.md).
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A public report link exposes the snapshot to anyone who has the URL. Only share it with people you intend to give access to.
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## Related
* [Trading Health Score](/reports-and-analytics/health-score.md)
* [Filters](/reports-and-analytics/filters.md)
* [Share a public report](/reports-and-analytics/share-public-report.md)
* [Conventions](/reference/conventions.md)
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