Bot Performance Reports

Last updated July 17, 2026

Bot Performance breaks your results down by bot, so you can see exactly which configurations are earning their keep and which need work.

Open Bot Performance

From the Tracking menu, choose Bot Performance under Bots, or go to /trading/bots/performance.

Select the bots to analyze

The selection panel gives you several ways to build the report:

  • Select Bots: pick one or more bots by name.
  • Search Enabled Bots by Entry Time Window: find bots that enter during a specific window, useful when you run many time-slot bots.
  • Select Strategy: include every bot assigned to a strategy.
  • Filter by Tags: limit the report to bots carrying certain tags.
  • Account selection: restrict results to specific linked accounts.

Trade Selection Options fine-tune which trades count before the report runs:

  • Skip One-Off Trades, Skip Partial Finish Trades, and Skip Scheduled Bot Trades include or exclude manually launched trades, trades that only partially completed, and the bot's normal scheduled entries, so you can isolate exactly the activity you want to judge. Trades opened with Size Up always count as regular trades here; Skip One-Off Trades does not remove them.
  • Normalize to Quantity 1 Per Trade re-computes results as if every trade were one contract. This is the fairest way to compare bots that trade different sizes, because a bigger allocation stops looking like better performance.
  • Show Daily Averages Instead of Profits appears once you normalize, swapping totals for per-day averages.
The Trade Selection Options switches: Skip One-Off Trades, Skip Partial Finish Trades, Skip Scheduled Bot Trades, Normalize to Quantity 1 Per Trade, and Show Daily Averages Instead of Profits
The Trade Selection Options switches. Normalizing to quantity 1 is the fair way to compare different-sized bots.

Read the report

The report opens with a combined profit chart for everything you selected, then drills down:

  • Selected Bots Combined: cumulative performance of the whole selection, so a group of bots can be judged as a portfolio.
  • Bot Drawdown Analysis: how deep and how long the selection's losing stretches ran.
  • Bot Performance Statistics: the per-bot numbers, including trade counts, win rates, and profit totals, for side-by-side comparison.

From the report you can also drill into any single trade with the View Trade Timeline icon, which replays that trade's prices and order events from entry to exit. See Monitor Bot Activity and Open Positions for how to read the timeline.

  The View Bots page also shows quick per-bot numbers like YTD P/L and Win Rate in its table. Use Bot Performance when you want charts, drawdowns, and deeper statistics.

Bots or strategies?

Bot Performance answers "how is this bot doing?" If you want results grouped by trading approach instead, assign your bots to strategies and use Strategy Performance. The two reports complement each other: strategies for the big picture, bots for the specific configuration.