Logs and analytics for transparent signal copying

Automation is only trustworthy when you can see exactly what it did. MarketSync logs the full journey from message to execution and turns it into account analytics.

Signal logs

See the raw Telegram message and the analysed signal MarketSync extracted from it.

Execution results

Account result, ticket IDs, fills, broker errors, rejected and failed signals.

Trade views

Browse open and closed trades across every connected account.

Dashboard summary

A clear overview of activity, status and performance at a glance.

Action logs

A record of configuration changes and account actions over time.

Notifications

Stay informed about important events and errors as they happen.

Every signal, analysed and logged.

MarketSync logs the raw Telegram message and the analysed signal it extracted, so you can always see exactly what was read and routed.

  • Raw message + analysed signal
  • Ticket IDs & broker errors
  • Skipped & rejected reasons

Frequently asked questions

Can I see why a signal didn't copy?

Yes. Skipped, blocked, rejected and failed signals are all logged with the reason.

Is performance shown per account?

Yes. Analytics break down by account, with source-level views in Account Intelligence.

Do the logs keep the original Telegram message?

Yes. Each entry stores the raw message next to the signal MarketSync extracted from it, so you can verify exactly what was read and routed.

Can I tell a MarketSync block apart from a broker rejection?

Yes. Broker errors and rejections appear with their reason alongside the analysed signal, so it's clear whether an order was blocked by your rules, rejected by the broker, or filled.

How far back does the history go?

You can review the full history of signals and executions for your connected accounts, so you can audit any past trade, not just recent activity.

Can the analytics tell me which sources to keep?

Yes. Source-level results in Telegram Group Intelligence show which groups actually contribute profit once routed, so you can cut the ones that don't.