TradeReign Dashboard Guide

When a user reaches the dashboard without an active Tradovate connection, TradeReign shows a clear Not Connected status and a Connect Tradovate button. The page also includes a Sign Out option so the user does not have to connect if they only want to leave the app.

The connection explanation tells users that TradeReign sends them to Tradovate's own sign-in and approval flow. TradeReign does not ask for the Tradovate password on that screen. After approval, broker tokens are stored in encrypted form so the authorized connection can support monitoring and rule enforcement.

Once connected, the header can show connection identity, account name, selected environment, account selector when more than one account is available, market state, connection settings, feedback, and sign out. Live and demo environments are separated so the user can see which environment is active.

The main dashboard can show monitoring status, Commitment Mode status, balance health warnings, account balance, today's realized P&L, weekly P&L when the weekly rule is enabled, open positions, session trade counts, loser counts, commission totals, and whether the session is active or locked.

The top monitoring panel explains whether TradeReign is actively monitoring, paused, waiting for a broker reconnect, or has no active rules. If rules are active and monitoring is on, the dashboard tells the user that TradeReign is enforcing saved rules in the background.

Commitment Mode adds another layer. When it is active, monitoring cannot be paused or loosened for the rest of the trading day. The dashboard can show Commitment Mode active, enforcing, or blocking states, including a count of losing trades when that is part of the active session lock.

When a rule needs attention, the dashboard can show banners above the main panels. Examples include flattening all positions, weekly loss lockout, news blackout active, upcoming news blackout, early close cooldown, loss cooldown, flip cooldown, hourly trade limit reached, daily profit target reached, max risk exceeded, R:R ratio warnings, max position size exceeded, missing stop, stop grace period, target grace period, and missing target.

These banners are intentionally separate from the rule settings cards. The rule cards define the plan. The banners show what is happening now.

When rule violations are logged, the dashboard can show a Violations section. Each item includes the rule name, the message, the action taken, and the time. Users can choose how many recent violations to show.

This section is useful for reviewing what TradeReign detected after the fact. It is not a trade journal or performance promise. It is a record of rule-related events inside the configured enforcement workflow.

The dashboard can show CME equity index market status, session state, next market event, regular hours, upcoming closures, half days, and a delayed session snapshot. If market data is temporarily delayed, the dashboard can show a balance or data health warning instead of pretending everything is fresh.

The economic events card can show today's events and upcoming events with impact categories. High-impact events use a stronger visual indicator, and some events can be tagged as major movers or caution events. This helps users see which scheduled events may matter more before a news blackout window starts.

The Rules Engine is split into Risk, Orders, Timing, and Settings tabs. Risk rules include items such as max daily loss, daily profit target, max weekly loss, max losing trades, max risk per trade, and max position size. Orders rules include stop, target, and risk/reward controls. Timing rules include trade frequency, cooldowns, no-flip behavior, early close behavior, and news blackout settings.

The Settings tab handles supporting dashboard behavior such as upcoming event visibility, grace period, commission settings, theme, and other account-level preferences. When trading is active, rule changes may require confirmation and active rules can become locked so they can only be made stricter.