What the trader should do first
If the trading room, data rail, or copier behaves unexpectedly during a position, the first instruction is operational, not rhetorical: stop sending fresh orders and capture the incident immediately.
Learn how Mayospell handles room incidents, what evidence a trader should capture, and where desk support stops when the issue lives in local automation.
Updated July 5, 2026
If the trading room, data rail, or copier behaves unexpectedly during a position, the first instruction is operational, not rhetorical: stop sending fresh orders and capture the incident immediately.
Mayospell treats support like a desk workflow. The trader should attach the seat, time of failure, exact Order ID, screenshots, and the exported room evidence pack so the reviewer has something concrete to inspect.
The platform can acknowledge account state, API access, and room logs, but it should be explicit when a failure belongs to third-party code running on the trader's own device rather than to the desk itself.