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Trade Import

Import your trade history from broker exports, CSV files, TradingView webhooks, and supported platforms. All imports go through a review step before being saved.

Supported import sources

  • CSV Upload - Upload comma-separated trade export files from any broker. Map columns manually if the automatic detection doesn't match.
  • TradingView Webhook - Configure TradingView alerts to send trade data to your JJI webhook endpoint. Supports strategy tester exports.
  • Tradovate Sync - Connect your Tradovate account for automatic trade syncing. Requires API credentials in settings.
  • DxFeed Sync - Direct integration with DxFeed for trade data.
  • Rithmic Sync - Connect Rithmic trading accounts for automated import.
  • Thor - Import from Thor trading platform.
  • Match-Trader - Support for Match-Trader broker platform exports.
  • Exness - Direct Exness account integration.

How to import

  1. Navigate to Import - Click the import button in the dashboard navbar or go to the import page from the sidebar.
  2. Choose source - Select your import source from the available options. Upload a file or configure a webhook/sync connection.
  3. Review parsed data - The importer will parse your file and display the detected trades. Check that dates, instruments, P&L, and account mapping are correct. Fix any misaligned columns using the column mapper.
  4. Select destination account - Choose which live or prop-firm account the trades belong to. This ensures dashboard filters and reports show the correct data.
  5. Save - Commit the import. The trades are now in your account and will appear in the dashboard, trade table, and journal.

After import

  • Verify active account filters are set to include the destination account.
  • Open the dashboard to confirm KPI totals reflect the new data.
  • Check the trade table to review individual records.
  • Use the data management page for any post-import cleanup.

Tip

Always review the parsed preview before saving. The importer tries to auto-detect columns, but date formats, currency symbols, and custom instrument names may need manual correction.