Trigger entries
Place the order only when live price crosses your level – breakouts without staring at the screen.
Order Manager
Set an entry trigger, a target, a stop-loss and a trailing stop, with a start and end time. Group positions under one combined target and stop-loss. The Order Manager watches live prices and acts for you, across one account or every account in a group.
Exit types
| Type | How it works | Example |
|---|---|---|
| LTP | Exit when the last traded price reaches an exact level. | Target 250, SL 200 |
| Points | Exit a fixed number of points from your entry. | Target +40, SL −20 |
| Percentage | Exit a percentage away from your entry price. | Target 10%, SL 5% |
| Candle | Exit only when a candle of your timeframe (1, 3, 5, 10, 15 min…) closes beyond the level – ignores intra-candle wicks. | SL if a 5-min candle closes below 70 |
| Trailing SL | Moves the stop up (or down for shorts) as price moves in your favour. | Trail every 10 points |
Features
Place the order only when live price crosses your level – breakouts without staring at the screen.
Every position gets its exits the moment it opens.
Put a Reliance future and an Adani Power future in separate groups, each with its own capital, timing and limits.
Exit the whole basket when combined P&L hits your target or stop.
Enter only in your window and auto square off before close or on expiry day.
Add a position you took manually and let the Order Manager manage its exits.
Select a group and orders go to every child account.
Know the moment a trigger, target or SL fires.
Select your account group and add a Reliance future position: Buy, 1 lot, carry forward, direct entry.
Add target, stop-loss, trailing SL and a start/end time. Then set a combined target and combined stop-loss for the group.
Do the same for an Adani Power future with its own capital and limits.
Both groups work independently; each exits on its own rules.
The Order Manager places and manages positions by rules: enter when price reaches a trigger, then exit at a target, stop-loss or trailing stop-loss, between a start and end time. Positions can be grouped with a combined target and combined stop-loss.
Four types: LTP (exit at an exact price), Points (distance from entry), Percentage (percent from entry) and Candle (exit when a 1, 3, 5, 10 or 15 minute candle closes beyond your level). Trailing stop-loss moves your stop as price moves in your favour.
Yes. Create an order group, add positions in different scripts (for example a Reliance future and an Adani Power future), then set a combined target and combined stop-loss. Each order group works independently with its own capital, timing and limits.
Yes. Add the position in the Order Manager with "already open" enabled and set the target, stop-loss or trailing stop-loss. The Order Manager then watches and exits it for you.
Yes. Set an end time on the position or order group and the Order Manager exits it at that time, which is useful for intraday and expiry-day square-off.
When a group is selected in the JSON Bridge, Custom Bridge or Order Manager, orders are placed only in the child accounts of that group. The master account is used only for copy trading, where its own orders are the source.
AlgoDelta costs ₹400 + 18% GST (₹472) per connected demat account per month. That includes groups for copy trading and multiple account management, the Order Manager and the TradingView bridge. A static IPv4 is ₹400 + GST per month and a static IPv6 is ₹300 + GST per month, per account.
The Order Manager is included with every connected account. Try it on the free trial.
AlgoDelta is a pure technology platform. It is not a stockbroker, investment adviser, research analyst or portfolio manager, does not hold client funds or securities, and does not provide tips, recommendations, profit-making systems or assured returns. Trading in securities and derivatives involves risk of loss. You are responsible for your own trading decisions. Risk disclosure.