Where it usually breaks
And how to keep it from happening.
- An order is authorized against a stale position snapshot.
- A fill is keyed by hand without custodian evidence.
- A fee correction overwrites the original execution and the audit trail is lost.
Draft a trading order, authorize it against the client mandate, submit it and record fills from custodian evidence.
Wealth Advisor records the account, instrument, side, order type, quantity and limit price. The order is Draft.
Trading Operator checks the client mandate and the latest position snapshot and authorizes the order.
Trading Operator submits the authorized order and records the custodian's external order ID.
Each fill is recorded from matching custodian evidence with execution ID, quantity, price, fees and time. The order moves to part filled, then Filled.
A wrong execution is reversed by a new execution that names the original, followed by the corrected one.
And how to keep it from happening.
Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.