Signal ingestion
Accept trade signals from TradingView webhooks, custom REST calls, or internal script triggers. Each signal is validated, timestamped, and logged before any order is placed — creating a full audit trail.
Strategy Automation
Convert a tested edge into a live, 24/7 execution pipeline without hiring a quant developer or maintaining server infrastructure yourself.
Strategy automation at Highland Society means taking a set of entry, exit, and sizing rules — wherever they come from — and wiring them into a live execution pipeline that talks directly to your broker. You can feed signals via webhook from TradingView alerts, call our REST API from your own Python script, or use our native scripting environment to define logic directly inside the platform. Once configured, the pipeline monitors your designated instruments, receives signals, applies your pre-set position-sizing and risk rules, and submits orders to the broker without manual input. Execution latency is kept below 200 milliseconds for standard REST-based brokers. The pipeline runs on redundant cloud infrastructure in an EU data centre; you don't manage any servers. Typical onboarding time for a single strategy is two to five working days, depending on signal source complexity.
Each layer is independently configurable so you can adopt components incrementally.
Accept trade signals from TradingView webhooks, custom REST calls, or internal script triggers. Each signal is validated, timestamped, and logged before any order is placed — creating a full audit trail.
Before an order reaches the broker, it passes through your configured risk filters: position size calculator, current drawdown checker, time-of-day filters, and correlation blockers for overlapping positions.
Approved orders are routed to the broker via FIX or REST with retry logic and fill confirmation. Partial fills are handled according to your configured rounding rules — no silent order failures.
Every signal received, every order submitted, every fill confirmed, and every risk-rule rejection is written to a structured log you can query, export, or pipe into your own analytics tooling.
“I connected my TradingView strategy to Highland Society in a single afternoon. The webhook setup was documented clearly — no support ticket needed. By the following Monday it had executed 14 trades overnight without me touching anything. That was six months ago and the pipeline hasn't missed a signal since.”
— Mihai Popescu, swing trader, Bucharest
Book a 30-minute walkthrough and we'll show you a live strategy running inside the platform.