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What FixPortal is, how to enter the simulator, and where its main workflows live.

Sessions, CompIDs, sequence numbers, identifiers, and the order lifecycle used by FixPortal.

Configure a FIX initiator, establish a session, and verify an acknowledgement and fill.

Operate FIX acceptor sessions, inspect traffic, and separate temporary controls from persistent configuration.

Persisted session behaviour, timing, dictionaries, rules, routing, and instrument overrides.

Allocate orders across brokers and choose how routed execution reports appear on the FIX wire.

Inspect session traffic, filter decoded FIX messages, and apply lifecycle actions to eligible orders.

Replay recorded FIX traffic or generate controlled load for an eligible session.

Send and cancel FIX 5.0 SP2 indications of interest from a logged-on simulator session.

Configure FX execution and allocation, then quote, execute, and allocate inbound FX orders.

Inspect FIXatdl files, manage tenant library files, and retune a session over its FIX connection.

Author a FIXatdl 1.1 strategy with parameters, controls, mappings, and state rules.

Inspect built-in and custom FIX dictionaries and assign a compatible dictionary to a session.

Commission deterministic FIX workflows, monitor runs, and inspect their evidence in SIMBOT.

Use the anonymous sandbox to submit orders, tune venue behaviour, and inspect a live FIX round trip.

Small, repeatable scenarios for acknowledgements, fills, rejects, cancel/replace, and broker routing.

Choose the public FIX utility for decoding, reference lookup, validation, or message construction.

Manage your profile, workspace name, sign-in, and account deletion.

Create, share, redeem, and withdraw invitation links for new workspaces.

Manage workspace-wide routing, order-lifecycle, FX, and allocation settings.

Review tenant usage, control tenant limits, and suspend or disconnect tenant sessions.

Inspect engine and session health, investigate stalled work or rejected logons, and apply operator recovery actions.

Diagnose connection, sequence, dictionary, configuration, routing, and live-update problems.

FIX and FixPortal terms used throughout the product and documentation.

Repository boundaries, REST and SignalR contracts, tenant state, FIX runtime, and content delivery.

Run the frontend beside the .NET backend, regenerate contracts, and use the repository's local quality gate.

Evolve backend-owned API contracts and regenerate the frontend without creating split-repository drift.

Worktree, contract, content, test, and pull-request rules for fixportal-simulator-frontend.