# Accounts Panel The **Account** page in the console provides a convenient view of current account information as well as open orders, positions and historical trades. The columns displayed in each section will vary depending on the broker or data service that you chose for your workspace.
This is the default layout for the **Account** page. You can add these panels anywhere within the Console or Desktop. Simply click on the **Add Tab** button (Plus Icon) next to the existing tab where you want to add the panel.
## Account Panel The **Account** panel displays information about each available account in your workspace. The columns displayed will differ depending on the broker that you chose for your workspace. The **Unrealized PL** column is common to all brokers and displays the current unrealized profit/loss for all positions that belong to each account.
The **Default** column indicates which account is the default for placing orders. You can change the primary account by right clicking on the desired account and choosing **Set As Default Account**. This setting is important to avoid accidentally placing orders on the wrong account.
Other options in the right click panel are: * **Fixed Columns -** Locks a specific amount of columns (0-4) starting on the left side of a narrow panel, keeping them visible as you move the rest of the panel's content left or right. * **Show Vertical Scroll -** Displays a scroll bar on the right of the panel. * **Add Trade Copier Account** - Adds Trade Copier account to the chosen account if you're on the Order Flow edition and above. * **Add Replay Account** - Adds Replay account ## Orders Panel The Orders panel displays the currently active orders in one convenient location. The **Group** column indicates orders that are linked as either OCO (One Cancels Other) or OSO (One Submits Other). The **Status** column displays the current order status (green for active). Click on the ‘C’ to cancel an active order. If an order has outstanding changes, the status column will change to show a ‘T’ and a ‘D’. Click on the ‘T’ to transmit (submit) the changes to the broker or on ‘D’ to discard the changes.
Orders can be edited from here directly by clicking on the appropriate table cell (see below).
Alternatively, right click an order to see additional options. Double clicking on an order will show the **Order Ticket** dialog.
Filled orders are available in the **Filled** tab under the **Orders** panel. The **Status** column displays the current order status (smoky white for filled):
## Positions Panel The Positions panel shows the currently open positions (and closed for some brokers). Individual positions can be closed (at market price) by clicking on the **Close** button (right hand side). If you would like to close all positions, right click on a position and choose *Close All Positions*.
If you have enabled the simulated account, you can add positions manually by clicking the **Add Position** (Plus Icon) button on the top right corner of the panel. This is a useful feature if you would like to track positions that are managed outside of the broker or data service that you are using. The following diagram shows the **Add Position** dialog. It has the following fields: * **Instrument** – select the symbol for the instrument * **Opened Date** – This is when the position was originally opened * **Long/Short** – Long or Short position * **Quantity** – Number of shares, contracts etc * **Avg Price** – Average entry price for the position * **Commission** – Optionally enter a commission to track fees.
For some brokers (such as FXCM) they provide a bit more information on position such as the recently closed positions. Specifically for FXCM hedging accounts, a summary tab is included to roll up individual position totals.
## Executions Panel The Executions panel displays historical trades (i.e. filled orders). Columns displayed on this page will vary depending on the broker chosen for the workspace. Some brokers only report a limited number of historical trades. For this reason, you should rely on the account management tools provided by your broker to ensure accurate reporting of historical trades.
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