What the Rules Tracker does

What this does

You write down the rules you trade by. VEXA grades every day against them using your imported trades, gives the day a compliance score out of 100, and then reports what each rule has actually been worth to your P&L.

The page states its own purpose at the top: “Define your trading rules. We grade adherence and show what discipline is worth.”

Before you start

The Rules Tracker needs Edge or Pro.

It keeps its own date range. Every other analysis screen shares one sticky range. The Rules Tracker does not, and it defaults to the current calendar month. Changing the range here changes nothing anywhere else, and vice versa.

Grading happens on the server. All five surfaces read the same graded result. A day cannot be graded one way on your phone and another way in your browser.

The daily compliance score

Each active rule that could be graded that day is scored, then averaged:

followed      = 1 point
partial       = 0.5 points
not followed  = 0 points

compliance score = (Σ points / number of gradeable rules) × 100

Rules marked N/A are removed from both the top and the bottom of that fraction. A rule VEXA could not judge does not quietly count as a pass or as a failure. If every rule on a day is N/A, the day has no score at all and renders as a dash.

The bands

The hero figure at the top of the page is the mean of the graded days’ scores inside your selected range. Ungraded days are not averaged in.

Steps

What the grader reads

Your trades for that day, deduplicated first. The deduplication key is built from the account, symbol, open and close dates, quantity, entry price and multiplier, and it leaves P&L out. A re-import that recomputes P&L slightly differently is still caught rather than double counting against your caps.

Where a rule needs to know about individual fills, VEXA reads the executions too. If that read fails, grading falls back to trade level rather than grading you wrongly.

Days are New York market days. A trade you enter at 11pm in Dubai belongs to the US session that was open at the time.

What you should see

With no rules yet, the page says “No rules yet” with “Add your trading rules, from a template or in plain English, and VEXA will grade your adherence against every imported trade” and an Add your first rule button.

With rules and enough history, you get a compliance score out of 100 in its band colour, a bar chart of average P&L per band, a month calendar of graded days, and a per-rule impact list.

If it doesn’t work

• Every day is ungraded. Either you have no imported trades in the range, or every rule resolves to N/A. Open a day and read the evidence strings.
• The hero says there is not enough data. The correlation between compliance and P&L needs a reasonable sample before VEXA will assert anything. Until then it shows an amber note and holds off.
• A day looks wrong. You can override any rule on any day by hand. See Override a day’s grading.

Related

• The six rule types explained
• Read the compliance calendar