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Check if the alert appears in TradingView's alert logs. Go to PickMyTrade's alert section and look for the Alert Status. If Order Placed appears with an Entry Trade ID, the trade was executed. If not, check for errors such as missing risk parameters, incorrect formatting, or network issues.

Ensure the correct account is selected in Tradovate. Check the order status to see if it was rejected due to low funds. If issues persist, book a support session via this link.

Yes, you can link one master account and copy trades across different prop firm accounts using PickMyTrade's manual trade copier.

If you have multiple accounts within a single Tradovate account, you do not need multiple PickMyTrade subscriptions. If you have multiple individual Tradovate accounts, you will need separate PickMyTrade accounts for each Tradovate account.

Ensure you have selected only one admin account in PickMyTrade. Check if you have disabled Tradovate's built-in copy trading, as it may result in duplicate trades. If trades are missing, provide Trade ID and Account ID to PickMyTrade support for investigation.

The alert logic is yours and it stays in TradingView. In TradingView, create an alert on your own indicator or strategy for each condition you want to act on. Remove the default message and paste the JSON payload that PickMyTrade generates for your account. Use the correct webhook URL (v2/add-trade-data-latest). Set the alert expiration to open-ended if you don't want it to expire. Make sure your TradingView alert and your PickMyTrade order settings match, so that the order is sent exactly as you intend. PickMyTrade does not tell you what to trade or when.