Scan
Scan selected market conditions to surface setups that can enter the rule gate.
XeanVI links your playbook, AI checks, risk limits, paper testing, broker permissions, and logs into one workflow. Below, see how each part works.
Reviewed by Troy Swartwood, Founder & Software Engineer · Last updated June 28, 2026
XeanVI is trading automation software — not financial advice, not a broker-dealer, and not an investment adviser. Trading involves substantial risk including possible loss of capital.
Every setup moves through clear gates. At each gate you can see what passed, what failed, and what comes next.
Scan selected market conditions to surface setups that can enter the rule gate.
Run rule and validation gate checks so only qualified setups move forward.
Calculate position size from configured risk settings before routing is prepared.
Prepare paper workflow or broker-connected routing only when gates and permissions pass.
Record gate decisions, skipped setup reasons, and workflow status for audit review.
Here is what that means in practice. Each gate is a checkpoint. A setup must clear it to move on. If it fails, it stops there and the reason is logged. A scan that fails your rules never reaches sizing. A position that does not fit your risk never reaches routing. Nothing reaches your broker until permissions and every gate have passed. You never have to guess why a trade did or did not happen — the workflow shows you where it stopped.
That is the difference between a rule-driven workflow and a stream of alerts. An alert tells you something might be worth a look. A gate decides whether an action is allowed — the same way every time, on your terms. This does not remove market risk or promise an outcome. It makes the process repeatable and easy to review, so you can improve your rules over time instead of second-guessing them in the moment.
Each layer exists to keep automation structured, testable, and tied to the rules you define.
Automated scans review market conditions and setups, so you do not have to watch every chart yourself.
AI checks the catalyst and context of a setup before it can move forward.
Your rules — entry criteria, stop-loss logic, and risk limits — set what the automation is allowed to do.
XeanVI sets position size from your risk settings and stop distance, before any routing.
When conditions pass, XeanVI prepares the order and routes it through your connected broker. It follows the rules you set.
Watch active workflows and review what was triggered, so the automation stays visible.
XeanVI turns your process into a repeatable workflow, so each trade follows the same steps.
XeanVI PRO runs your trades; it does not hold your money. You grant broker permissions, set the rules, and watch each workflow from the dashboard. Your funds stay in your brokerage account.
Paper mode lets you review how your configured rules behave before live routing. Audit visibility helps you understand what actions were triggered and why. Learn more on our transparency page.
Define your playbook. Test it in paper mode. Connect a supported broker when you are ready. Then watch how XeanVI handles scanning, validation, sizing, routing, and logging — all around the rules you set.
XeanVI provides rule-driven trading workflow software with AI-assisted market review, supported broker connectivity, paper testing, and dashboard audit visibility. It does not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or guaranteed results. Automation strictly follows user-defined parameters. Trading involves risk, including significant possible loss of capital.
Related reading: Trading Playbook, Trading Automation guide, and Broker Integration.