CSV and statement upload
Use exports from futures platforms and prop-firm dashboards while direct connectors are added one by one.
Futures trader imports
Futures traders need fast imports and cleaner review.
JournalFlow supports file upload paths today for futures and prop-firm statements while Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, and Interactive Brokers stay high-priority direct connector targets.
Futures trader imports
Connector roadmap
Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, Quantower, TradeStation, and Interactive Brokers are the futures routes traders keep asking for.
Review access only
The import plan stays focused on read-only data, broker exports, and review workflows. JournalFlow does not place orders.
Workflow
How this works inside JournalFlow.
Each use case should lead the trader toward a clear review loop, not just a feature list.
Separate personal futures, challenge, funded, and demo accounts.
Bring in executions, fills, fees, timestamps, symbols, and session data where the file supports it.
Review partials, scale-ins, scale-outs, and multi-execution trades as clean records.
Track RR, mistake cost, daily loss, max drawdown, and session performance.
Useful questions
What a trader can ask from this page.
Can I upload my Tradovate export? Which futures platform should be connected first? Did New York AM outperform London? Did I break my challenge rules? Which contract or session is hurting me?
Why it matters
Built for the honest launch path: upload first, direct sync next.
The fastest way to serve futures traders is to make file uploads useful now, then prioritize direct connectors from real user demand.
- Tradovate, NinjaTrader, Rithmic, and prop-firm exports are priority workflows
- Direct connectors depend on platform APIs and approvals
- Review quality still matters even before full automation