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Executions are atomic, immutable records created for any trading action performed in the platform, which, for example, are assigned to orders during their execution; when placing an order in the system, an execution will be created for it with the status Pending new, if it is successfully placed - another one with the status New, when it is executed - Exec new, and when a deal is formed on it - Exec trade . Thus, using executions, you can restore the entire history of order execution. Manually entered transactions have one single execution.

In the Executions tab, you can see information about all executions of orders on the account.

The following characteristics of order executions are available in the table:

Name	Description
Execution ID	account where the execution occurred
Instrument	instrument of the order
Member	user who manually added a trade into the system
Trade ID	id number of the trade
Account	account from which the order was placed
User	user who initiated the execution
Order ID	number of the order
Close trade ID	number of the trade that executes the order
Order px	price of the order
Stop price	stop price of the order
Avg. price	average price of the order
Order QTY	order volume
Leaves QTY	remaining order volume
Cumm. QTY	cummulative volume of the order
Stop triggered	whether the stop has been triggered
Connector	connector that triggered the execution
Client order ID	client order number
Origin client order ID	unique number of the original client order
Related order ID	related order number
Related execution ID	related execution number
Remote account ID	number of remote (external) account
Event type	event type (e.g., execution or incoming request)
Exec type	type of execution (e.g., execution cancel or execution pending cancel)
Time	date and time of the execution
Comment	comment for the order
Remote order attempt	remote order execution attempt
Remote execution ID	number of remote (external) execution
Remote order ID	number of remote (external) order

The following information about the order is available inside the order card:

Name	Description
Status	status of the order (e.g. executed or cancelled)
Type	type of order (e.g. market or limit)
Time in force	lifetime of the order (e.g., G.T.C. or I.O.C.)
Side	side of the order (e.g., buy or sell)
Close trade ID	the number of the trade that executes the order
Source order ID	number of the order source
Client order ID	the number of the client who placed the order
Remote account ID	number of the remote (external) account
Order QTY	volume of the order
Order px	price of the order
Inverted amount	whether the amount is inverted
OCO group	a pair of orders belonging to the OCO group
Reduce only	whether the "Reduce only" setting is enabled
Price 2	is relevant if an instrument with two prices has been selected in the ticket (e.g. swap)
Take profit	Take profit level of the order
Stop loss	stop loss level of the order
Created	date and time when the order was created
Updated	date and time when the order was updated
Expire time	expiration time of the order
Handl inst	type of execution (for example, automatic)
Execution ID	number of execution
Time	date and time of execution
User	user who placed the order
Order px	price of the order
Stop price	stop price of the order
Trailing stop	trailing stop level of the order
Avg. price	average price of the order
Order QTY	order volume
Leaves QTY	remaining order volume
Cumm. QTY	total order volume
Stop triggered	whether the stop order has triggered
Comment	comment for the order
Event type	event type (for example, incoming request or execution)
Exec type	execution type
Related order ID	related order number
Related execution ID	related execution number
Remote account ID	remote (external) account number

The order information lists all changes, as well as detailed information about the execution of the order. To view information on a specific order execution, just click on the execution number:

The following information about the order execution is available inside the execution card:

Name	Description
Status	status of the order (e.g. executed or cancelled)
Type	type of order (e.g. market or limit)
Time in force	lifetime of the order (e.g., G.T.C. or I.O.C.)
Side	side of the order (e.g., buy or sell)
Close trade ID	the number of the trade that executes the order
Source order ID	number of the order source
Client order ID	the number of the client who placed the order
Remote account ID	number of the remote (external) account
Order QTY	volume of the order
Order px	price of the order
Inverted amount	whether the amount is inverted
OCO group	a pair of orders belonging to the OCO group
Reduce only	whether the "Reduce only" setting is enabled
Price 2	is relevant if an instrument with two prices has been selected in the ticket (e.g. swap)
Take profit	Take profit level of the order
Stop loss	stop loss level of the order
Created	date and time when the order was created
Updated	date and time when the order was updated
Expire time	expiration time of the order
Handl inst	type of execution (for example, automatic)
Execution ID	number of execution
Time	date and time of execution
User	user who placed the order
Order px	price of the order
Stop price	stop price of the order
Trailing stop	trailing stop level of the order
Avg. price	average price of the order
Order QTY	order volume
Leaves QTY	remaining order volume
Cumm. QTY	total order volume
Stop triggered	whether the stop order has triggered
Comment	comment for the order
Event type	event type (for example, incoming request or execution)
Exec type	execution type
Related order ID	related order number
Related execution ID	related execution number

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