Terminal

Manager
Terminal.

Behind the trading mobile app handling client operations in the forex and exchange markets, a broker desk works from the Manager Terminal.

The Manager Terminal is the desk-side tool for the broker's own team.

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The Manager Terminal is the desk-side tool for the broker's own team.

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Terminals

Manager Terminal.

The TM9 Manager Terminal for broker desk teams, included in every license tier.

Who uses it

Broker staff who need to watch flow and manage client accounts, rather than trade a personal book.

Part of the terminal set

It ships alongside the Client Desktop, Web, Client Mobile and Administrator terminals in Standard, Business and Express.

Talk through your setup

How the terminal is deployed depends on your rollout plan, which we go through on a short call.

In depth

The Detail Behind It.

Three short notes on how this works day to day.

In practice

The Manager Terminal is what a broker desk sits in front of all day, so it is licensed with every tier rather than sold as an upgrade. Its capabilities are the same whether the platform serves a thousand accounts or a hundred thousand.

Worth knowing

Because the Manager Terminal ships in all three tiers, a broker desk works the same way at 1,000 accounts as at 100,000. What changes with the tier is the platform capacity behind it, not the way the desk operates.

Who it is for

The Manager Terminal is for the broker dealing desk and client-facing staff, rather than for traders. It ships in every tier so a small desk and a large one work the same way.

Context

Where This Fits.

How terminals sits inside the wider TM9 platform.

The terminal set

Every TM9 license includes five terminals: Client Desktop, Web, Client Mobile, Manager and Administrator. Traders use the first three, broker desk staff use the Manager Terminal, and platform administrators use the Administrator Terminal. The tiers differ in account volume and trade-server count, never in which terminals you get.

Five terminals, one platform

Client Desktop, Web and Client Mobile serve traders; Manager serves the broker desk; Administrator serves the platform team. All five ship in Standard, Business and Express, and the client terminals share watchlists, layouts and open orders in real time. A trader can prepare on desktop, check in from the Web Terminal and manage the position from a phone without rebuilding anything.

Good to know

All five terminals are included in Standard, Business and Express, so the trader, desk and administrator experience is the same at every tier. Watchlists, layouts and open orders sync between the client terminals in real time. The Web Terminal needs no installation, which makes it the quickest route for new clients.