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May 27, 2026
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Tradovate sync: what gets imported each day

When you open Import → Tradovate sync, a blue Before you sync notice now sits at the top of the screen. It spells out that Tradovate only exposes trades from the current trading day—not older history, and not on weekends or holidays.

Each sync, manual or scheduled, pulls today's orders only. If you skip a day, those fills are gone from Tradovate's API and cannot be fetched later. The notice also nudges you to set a daily sync time on each connected account (for example, after the market closes) so each session is captured without you having to remember.

The Set daily sync time dialog copy was updated to match: it explains why scheduling matters and lets you pick a local time or leave it empty to sync manually.

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