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TheConnector user guides for TradingView, MT4 and MT5

Step-by-step guides for novice users: configure TradingView alerts, use the client area and install the MT4 or MT5 robot.

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Client area guide

Use the client area step by step: accounts, symbol mapping, orders, analytics and transactions.

Updated 02 Apr 2026 00:07 6 sections indexed

Goal

This guide explains how a novice user should move through the client area without getting lost.

1. Check your active plan

  • Open Plans
  • Confirm the active subscription covers the number of connected trading accounts
  • Choose monthly or annual billing based on your setup
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Plans page

Show the active plan, the monthly or annual selector and the number of included accounts.

2. Check the account list

  • Open Accounts
  • Verify the trading account number
  • Verify the status is Live
  • Copy the access key used for TradingView
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Accounts page

Show the collapsed list with trading account number, broker, live status and the expand button.

3. Create a symbol mapping list

  • Create a list if TradingView symbols differ from broker symbols
  • Rename, edit and delete lists as needed
  • Attach the correct list to the correct account
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Symbol mapping

Show the list selector and the mapping editor with a few symbol examples.

4. Follow webhook delivery

  • Open Transactions
  • Check the webhook status, robot status and any returned error
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Transactions page

Show account, original symbol, resolved symbol, status, result and details.

5. Follow orders and analytics

  • Orders shows open orders live and closed orders separately
  • Analytics shows the full account history with charts and KPI cards
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Orders and analytics

Show open orders, closed orders and the analytics charts for one account.

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