Sync Evidence Console is a companion log review interface for Sync Mushroom. It helps the user review local event logs, command records, timing fields, view-specific details, and masked submission data when needed. It does not place orders, change MT5 state, or send data automatically.
What it is
It is a local log review and evidence-reading interface.
It helps organize records that already exist in the local log files.
What it is not
It is not an automated trading system.
It is not a broker evaluation service.
It is not a support decision engine.
It does not determine conclusions by itself.
It does not replace the original local logs.
Basic Flow
Open Sync Evidence Console.
Load one or more JSONL log files.
Review the main views.
Use search, filters, and event detail inspection.
Generate a Submission Log only when the user intentionally needs to save a masked support copy.
Main Views
The console provides several views to inspect and organize local event records at a high level:
Environment Boundaries
Live Sync Health
Command Forensics
Close Result Timeline
Measured Evidence
Raw Event Ledger
Event Detail Inspector
Reviewing by Symptom
Users can start from a symptom and then check related views for context:
When a command did not complete.
When a close operation looked delayed.
When a symbol or account context looked unexpected.
When UI and log timing need comparison.
The Submission Log may help package relevant masked information when requested.
About Submission Log
The Submission Log is generated only by user action.
It is not automatically sent.
It is used only as supporting information when the user saves and shares it, or when support guidance asks the user to provide it.
It does not replace the original local logs.
It is supporting information only and does not determine conclusions by itself.
Data Masking Rules
Account and login identifiers are masked.
Financial amounts may be masked as MASKED_FINANCIAL.
Paths should be reduced to basename-level information where applicable.
Masking is intended to reduce unnecessary exposure while preserving useful review context. Users should still review files before sharing them.
Field Groups
The records include several high-level field groups:
Timestamp and event type
Command and action
Correlation id
Ticket, symbol, and retcode
Source, message type, and normalized fields
Measured timing fields
Important Notes
The console displays and organizes log information.
It does not guarantee execution outcomes.
It does not modify broker execution.
It does not replace user review.
Local log completeness depends on the files loaded.
Web documentation may be updated separately from a packaged local copy.