Health is separate
Health tells you whether a machine or platform stopped reporting. Trade Monitoring tells you what trade activity actually happened.
Signalator Notify · Trade Monitoring
Turn live trade activity into clear operational awareness.
Notify Trade Monitoring watches trade events as they happen, organizes them into a clean lifecycle, and routes them with the detail level you choose. Instead of reading terminal noise after the fact, you get structured awareness for positions, orders, protection changes, and profit milestones across live accounts and platforms.
Position, pending-order, modification, and milestone lifecycle
Multi-account and multi-platform structure
Full, reduced, and stealth privacy layers
Dashboard, mobile push, Telegram, and policy-based routing
Trade monitoring flow in practice
Live structure
Terminal or platform
Trade event happens
Notify Trade Monitoring
Event is normalized and classified
You review or act
Confirm, investigate, or respond
Position opened on XAUUSD
New exposure appears on the account
Live
SL / TP updated
Protective levels changed after the trade was opened
Modified
Pending order cancelled
Intent disappears before execution
Order
Profit or loss milestone reached
Rule-based profit or loss progress becomes visible
Milestone
Dashboard
Mobile push
Telegram
Structured history
What this module is for
Trade Monitoring answers one question: what exactly happened on the account?
The strongest part of the model is separation. Health tells you whether a machine or terminal is reporting. Price Watch tells you whether a market level was reached. Trade Monitoring stays focused on openings, closes, partial closes, pending-order changes, protection updates, and milestone events — so each alert keeps a clear operational meaning.
Price Watch is separate
Price Watch tells you a market condition was reached. Trade Monitoring tells you a trade or order lifecycle event took place.
Structure is intentional
Because these modules stay separated, operators can trust what each alert means instead of reading one mixed stream of unrelated noise.
What we monitor
The trade lifecycle, not just entry and exit.
Good monitoring does not stop at “position opened” and “position closed.” Notify Trade Monitoring covers the events that shape the real operational story around a trade.
Position opened
A new trade becomes live on the account and should become visible immediately.
Position partially closed
Exposure changes without the trade disappearing fully, which matters for risk, management, and operator review.
Position closed
The trade lifecycle reaches completion and should be visible as a final event, not left implied.
Pending order created
An execution intent appears before entry, which is often operationally important in itself.
Pending order modified
Distance, price, or order intent shifts before execution, and the change should not stay invisible.
Pending order cancelled
A planned trade disappears, which can matter as much as a new entry depending on the workflow.
SL / TP changes
Protection and target levels change after entry, revealing how the position is being managed over time.
Profit and loss milestones reached
Rule-based progress alerts can surface when a trade reaches the profit or loss condition that matters to you.
Profit milestones expanded
Profit Rules make Trade Monitoring stronger because they surface trade progress before the trade is finished.
This is one of the strongest parts of Notify Trade Monitoring. Instead of waiting only for open, modify, or close events, Profit Rules can surface trade progress while the trade is still alive. Depending on the rule and source, evaluation may happen in the trading-platform sender or through Notify’s monitoring layer.
Multi-layer profit and loss rules
A single trade does not have to produce only one milestone. Notify can monitor multiple levels, so the trade can become visible again when it reaches the next condition that matters operationally.
- Profit reached and loss reached style conditions
- Several layers on the same symbol or workflow
- Useful before full closure, not only after it
Rules can be placed where they matter
Profit Rules can be applied with structure, not only globally. That means you can monitor different ideas across different symbols, accounts, terminals, or platform sources instead of forcing one flat rule across everything.
- Per symbol, such as EURUSD or Gold
- Per account, when one account needs tighter visibility than another
- Per terminal or execution source when workflows differ
Example monitoring ideas
Illustrative only
EURUSD
25 pips profit reached
Surface early progress on a faster-moving intraday workflow.
EURUSD
50 pips profit reached
Trigger the next layer only when the trade moves deeper into profit.
XAUUSD · Account 1
100 pips profit reached
Use a larger milestone for Gold on a specific account or terminal.
Risk control
Loss threshold reached
Surface the downside layer as clearly as the upside layer when monitoring discipline matters.
Why monitor this
Because trade activity often goes wrong in the gaps between execution and awareness.
The risk is rarely only the trade itself. The risk is that something happened and you found out too late, in the wrong place, with too little context, or across too many accounts to interpret quickly.
Unexpected activity needs immediate visibility
A copied trade, manual intervention, platform-side change, or operator action can create an event you did not expect. Notify reduces the time between the event and the moment you know about it.
One mixed alert stream becomes unreadable fast
When several accounts and several terminals are active, flat notifications stop being operationally useful. Structured monitoring matters more as scale increases.
Lifecycle context matters more than raw messages
“Something changed” is weak information. Opened, partially closed, cancelled, or SL updated are operationally different events and should stay distinct.
Trade monitoring supports discipline and review
Clean event history helps you confirm what actually happened, compare expected versus actual behavior, and audit changes without guessing.
Privacy layers
Several privacy styles, matched to how and where the alert should be seen.
Trade Monitoring should not force the same level of detail everywhere. Some workflows need full context for fast operator response. Others need awareness with less visible exposure. Notify handles this as a practical privacy model, not as one all-or-nothing switch.
Full
Full operational detail
Best when the receiving route is for direct operators who need complete context to act quickly.
- Symbol, side, and event type
- Account and source context
- Lots, prices, and protective levels
- Clear operational picture for immediate review
Reduced
Actionable, with less visible detail
Best when the alert still needs meaning and context, but you want to expose less information in the visible route.
- Keeps the event meaning clear
- Trims non-essential visible fields
- Useful for broader operational routing
- Balances awareness and discretion
Stealth
Minimal external-visible exposure
Best when the alert should confirm that something happened while keeping trade specifics out of the visible message path.
- Minimal message surface
- Useful for privacy-sensitive delivery routes
- Focuses on awareness first, detail elsewhere
- Supports tighter operational exposure control
Privacy in Notify is practical and structural.
It is shaped through visible message content, stored detail, retention choices, and route-specific exposure — so monitoring can stay useful without forcing the same information everywhere.
When we send
Trade Monitoring is event-driven. It sends when the monitored trade event actually happens.
This is not a delayed digest model. Notify surfaces trade events at the point they matter, then applies the route and detail policy you selected.
On entry and exit events
When a position opens, partially closes, or fully closes, Trade Monitoring can surface that lifecycle step immediately.
On pending-order state changes
Created, modified, and cancelled pending orders become visible at the point their state changes, not only after execution.
On protection and target changes
SL and TP updates are meaningful management events and can be routed as soon as they occur.
On multi-layer profit and loss milestones
When a monitored profit or loss condition is reached, Notify can surface that progress event without waiting for the trade to close.
On the channel path you defined
The same event can be shaped for dashboard, mobile push, Telegram, or other operational routing according to policy.
With the detail level you selected
The event timing stays live, while the visible content can stay full, reduced, or stealth depending on the route.
Why Notify differs
It is built as structured monitoring, not as a loose stream of trade alerts.
The difference is not only that Notify can send a message. The difference is how the monitoring model stays readable when real operations become larger and more complex.
Structural event model
Events are normalized into a clear lifecycle instead of remaining raw terminal noise. That makes history, routing, and review more usable.
Readable across many accounts
Notify is designed for the reality of multi-account monitoring, where context and structure matter more than just receiving another message.
Multi-platform monitoring surface
The goal is one clear monitoring layer across multiple terminals and connected trading platforms, not fragmented awareness by source.
Privacy is built into the model
Trade Monitoring can stay operationally useful while exposing different levels of detail according to the route and audience.
Separation from Health and Price Watch
Trade events stay separate from uptime and market-condition alerts, which keeps operational meaning clearer and easier to trust.
History that supports review
Monitoring is not only for the moment of alert. It also creates a more reliable operational history of what changed and when.
Next step
Add Trade Monitoring to your Notify setup.
Use Notify Pro when your setup needs terminal health, trade events, profit rules, price watch, and alert routing in one operational dashboard. Start with plan comparison, review pricing, or talk through a tailored setup.