For traders who chart in TradingView
TradeInsights is a trading analytics platform for reviewing what happened after the setup. Import your broker history, inspect the evidence behind recurring patterns, and monitor what changes over time.
Account access rules apply. No TradingView credentials needed.
Choose a supported format, inspect import errors, and reconcile dates, fees, quantities, and P&L against the source statement.
See supported file importsAuthorize your executing broker where supported. Available institutions, history depth, fields, and refresh timing depend on the provider.
Check connection optionsImport at least 20 qualifying closed trades, then open the report. Alerts, drafts, and known paper/demo records are not execution evidence. A flagged finding is not guaranteed.
Review your First Value ReportTradeInsights is not affiliated with or endorsed by TradingView. This is not direct TradingView account sync, a market-data API, or automatic trading. Existing alert tools are separate from broker execution imports and require appropriate data-use rights.
No. TradeInsights does not offer TradingView account sign-in or direct account-history sync. Connect your executing broker through a supported provider, or import a supported broker export. Do not enter your TradingView password or API credentials.
TradingView exports vary by panel and account. There is no verified dedicated TradingView CSV adapter in this workflow. A generic CSV may be accepted if its fields match, but acceptance does not verify an execution. Prefer your broker's export and check the imported dates, quantities, fees, and realized P&L. Do not upload Strategy Tester or paper-trading results as live history.
No. An alert is not a broker-confirmed fill. Existing webhook ingestion creates draft records; a close alert does not verify an execution. Alert-derived records do not qualify for First Value activation. Delivery and processing timing are not guaranteed.
This workflow does not place orders, edit Pine Script, or connect to your TradingView strategy. TradingView and data-provider permissions must be resolved before any commercial use of their data for automated decisions or orders. A working webhook is not a license for those uses.
It describes patterns in your recorded history and shows the supporting trades and limitations. A qualifying sample may produce a baseline without a flagged finding. Historical associations are not proof of cause, investment advice, or a promise of future performance.