When troubleshooting trade execution, syncing automation, or analyzing your strategy performance, accessing the correct Order ID is essential. This guide walks you through the exact steps to find your Order IDs in Tradovate and export detailed order reports.
What Is an Order ID?
Each time you place a trade in Tradovate—whether manually or through automation—an Order ID is generated. This ID acts as a unique reference point for:
- Verifying trade execution
- Tracking alerts from platforms like TradingView or PickMyTrade
- Auditing fill price, quantity, and timing
- Diagnosing mismatches between master and slave accounts
Here’s what a typical order record looks like:
Order ID Action Qty Contract Type Status Fill Time Fill Price Account
1925****** Buy 3 MNQM5 Market Filled 04/14/2025 06:31:01 19235.50 DEMO****How to Locate Order IDs in Tradovate
Step 1: Open Tradovate and Log In
Navigate to https://trader.tradovate.com and log in using your credentials.
Step 2: Go to “Account Reports”
Click on your account name at the top right. In the dropdown, select “Account Reports(Settings icon)“.
You’ll be redirected to a section where you can view performance, positions, order history, and more.
Step 3: Click on the “Orders” Tab
Inside the Account Reports panel, select the “Orders” tab. This section displays a record of all trades executed within the selected time period.
Step 4: Choose a Date Range
Select from prebuilt ranges like:
- Today
- Yesterday
- This Week
- This Month
Or use a custom From / To date range for more control.
This step ensures you’re only pulling data from the period you’re investigating.
Step 5: (Optional) Filter by Contract or Status
You can refine your search using the “Add Filter” dropdown. Filter options include:
- Contract (e.g., MNQM5)
- Product
- Account
- Order Status (e.g., Filled, Canceled)
This is useful if you’re tracking a specific strategy or instrument.
Step 6: Download the Report
Click Go, then select either:
- Download CSV – For spreadsheet review or bulk parsing
- Download PDF – For record-keeping or visual reports
Your downloaded file will include the full breakdown of each trade, including the Order ID, execution status, price, timestamp, and account.
Why You Might Need This
Strategy Automation Troubleshooting:
If you’re using a platform like PickMyTrade to automate trades from TradingView, you’ll often need to verify whether the order was actually filled—and when. Matching the timestamp and ID helps resolve discrepancies.
Master-Slave Account Syncing:
Running multiple accounts? Order IDs allow you to confirm whether each slave account is mirroring the master trade as expected.
Audit and Compliance:
Need to provide trade history for verification? These reports provide complete transparency into every execution.
Conclusion
While Tradovate doesn’t display Order IDs on the main chart interface, they are easily accessible through the Account Reports section. Whether you’re debugging automated trades, analyzing fills, or managing multiple accounts, exporting your Order IDs is just a few clicks away.
If you’re building automation on top of Tradovate, like many PickMyTrade users, this report is a critical tool in your workflow.
