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The Anthid dashboard uses the same intent, controls, streaming, and ledger services as your API integration. Select the intended organization and paper or live environment before working with an account.

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Connect and configure

Open Platform > Trading accounts to link a supported broker account and inspect its connection. Start with paper credentials. Check the broker’s supported order types, destinations, and time in force before submission. Open Platform > Controls for account and organization controls, and Platform > Symbols for instrument controls. Access depends on your role and plan. Controls gate new creates only; disabling a scope does not cancel resting orders. See Controls.

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Submit an instruction

Organization administrators can open Trade > Order ticket. Choose the trading account, symbol, side, and supported order specification, then review the request before submitting. API integrations can submit the equivalent POST /v1/intents request from the quickstart. A successful submission returns an intent ID. It confirms a durable instruction, not a fill.

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Trace the result

A SENT action means the command was handed off. Read the resulting order’s status and filled quantity to determine execution. A closed order can be cancelled or filled. A replacement carries a complete order specification and references the original intent ID, not the broker order ID. The Intents API also exposes refused submissions at GET /v1/intents/rejections. These explain authorization, entitlement, and controls refusals before acceptance; they are distinct from a broker rejecting an accepted instruction.

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Review the book

Analytics > Orders shows order activity and execution metrics. Analytics > Exposure shows holdings valued at broker average cost, rather than current market prices. Ledger queries separate paper and live and are bounded by your plan’s history allowance. Alpaca currently reports orders but not positions through Anthid. An empty Alpaca position view is not evidence of a flat account. See Broker capabilities. After a stream interruption, reconcile the ledger’s latest state. Primed subscriptions can rebuild retained orders and positions, but do not replay every missed transition. See Streaming delivery.