If you already have a history in Profit, at your broker or in a spreadsheet, you don't need to log it again. Export the executions to CSV and import them into the Journal.
#Import
- In Journal, click Import
- Choose the Strategy the imported trades will be filed under. You can change it per trade later
- Select the CSV file
- Check the preview: executions, trades and net P&L
- Click Import
#File format
One row per execution, with these columns:
| Column | Example |
|---|---|
| date | 16/10/2026 or 2026-10-16 |
| time | 10:32:15 |
| symbol | WINZ26, PETR4, NQ |
| side | C/V or buy/sell |
| quantity | 2 |
| price | 128.350 or 128350 |
| fees (optional) | 1,50 |
- Headers can be in Portuguese or English
- Brazilian numbers (1.234,56) and dates (dd/MM/yyyy) are understood
- Times are read in your workspace time zone
Use Download template in the import window to start from a file in the right format.
#What Seferu does with the file
- Groups partial fills into trades automatically, so a position opened and closed in several executions becomes one trade
- Avoids duplicates: importing the same file again updates the trades already imported instead of creating new ones
- Leaves trades without an exit as open
#Good to know
- The file must be a
.csv. Save Excel sheets as CSV first - All trades of one import go to the chosen strategy and to your default account. To split them by account, use the API or MetaTrader 5, or ask Seferu Intelligence to move them
- There is no broker-specific format: Seferu detects the columns, so exports from most platforms work as long as they have the fields above