Rules-based strategies
Wire a backtested strategy, a TradingView script, or your own code straight to a broker. Every signal it produces goes out exactly as coded, with nobody re-typing the trade.
Playbooks
Different starting points. Same execution.
A signal can start life as a backtest, a click, a funded-account program, or a model's own output. By the time it reaches a broker, it runs through the same webhook and the same risk engine. New to automation? Any of these is a fine place to start, and every plan will include paper accounts to learn on first.
Manual, one-click execution
Build the order once and fire it at every connected account simultaneously, no logging into five broker tabs to place the same trade five times.
Scaling one decision across many accounts
Whether it's evaluation and funded accounts through a prop firm or a book of accounts you manage for others, the same strategy reaches all of them at once, each sized on its own terms.
Positions held over days, not minutes
A multi-day thesis doesn't need a screen. The stop and the target sit at the broker itself, live whether or not you're watching.
Publishing a strategy for others to run
Let the people running your strategy connect their own brokers and capital. The logic that produces the signal never has to leave your hands.
Signals generated by a model or agent
A model, an agent, or a script that can send a plain HTTP request can place a real order, no SDK and no broker-specific integration to build.