# What's new? 1.5.0 — Webhooks, Saved configurations and Signal History that finally makes sense

Product: What's new? · Released: 2026-09-11 · Channel: stable · Breaking changes: yes

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Send TradingView alerts straight to your broker, save a workspace configuration and reuse it anywhere, and read Signal History one signal at a time.

Available on all plans. One thing worth checking: if you had **Move SL After X** enabled with a value of `0`, that feature was never firing. Open the workspace, set a value above 0, and save. Every other existing setup is unaffected.

- **Added:** TradingView → Your broker, via webhook ([details](https://integrations.trade2sync.com/)) — Send alerts from TradingView straight to your broker account. Any app or indicator that can send a pair, direction, SL and TP works too — and every trade2sync feature applies to those trades exactly as it does to Telegram signals. Works with **MT4**, **MT5**, **cTrader**, **DXtrade** and **TradeLocker**.
- **Added:** Save, reuse and move your configurations — Tuning a workspace takes time, and until now that work was locked to one workspace. Save any configuration — risk & lot, TP/SL, symbols, signal settings — and apply it anywhere: copy it to another workspace, export it as a file to back up or share, or import one you saved earlier. All saved configurations live in one place.

  ![Save, reuse and move your configurations](https://changeslog.trade2sync.com/media/ab9dd72db91244e0ab69ae18b109733b.jpg)
- **Added:** Swap broker — Point an existing workspace at a different broker account without rebuilding its settings or reconnecting its channels.
- **Added:** Signal History — one signal, one row — A three-target signal used to produce three rows, leaving you to piece together what actually happened. History now groups by signal: one row showing pair, direction and targets hit. Open it for each TP with its lot, fill price, broker ID and comment, plus a step-by-step timeline — order sent, filled, stop moved to breakeven, target hit.
- **Added:** Signal analytics at a glance — Signal History now opens with a summary: signals received, fully executed, rejected by your broker, and filtered by your own rules. The split tells you where to look — a broker rejection points at margin, spread or market hours; a rule rejection means your configuration did its job, or blocked something you meant to take.
- **Improved:** Pending order expiry from 1 minute — The minimum drops from 10 minutes to 1. Tighter control on fast-moving pairs, where an untriggered limit or stop order can be cleaned up in a minute instead of sitting on your account.
- **Added:** Signals with custom emoji are now read — Some providers style signals using Telegram's premium emoji — the symbol, direction or tags rendered as coloured badges instead of plain text. The copier couldn't see the text inside them, so those signals were skipped without warning. It now reads the text behind custom emoji, so a badged `XAUUSD` or `SELL` parses and executes like any other. Applies automatically to all your channels, no setup needed.
- **Improved:** Replies to image signals now update your trades — When a provider posts a signal as an image, the copier opens the trades — but a follow-up text reply like "close half" or "move to BE" had nowhere to go. Replies are now matched to the trades that image opened. Close, partial close, breakeven, SL and TP changes all work the same as on text signals.
- **Fixed (breaking):** Move SL After X no longer accepts 0 — Move SL After X (Pips / RR / Money / TP Hit) previously accepted `0` as a value. Set that way the feature had no trigger point and silently did nothing — the toggle looked on, but your stop never moved. The field now requires a value above 0, so an enabled feature actually runs.

  **If you had Move SL After X enabled with 0**, that feature was never firing. Open the workspace, set a value above 0, and save.