Category: Onboarding | Last Updated: April 2026
After your initial onboarding with Vector Algorithmics, you have the option of a 30-day monitoring period where our team keeps an eye on your system to help you get off to a confident start. This article explains exactly what the monitoring period covers, what it doesn't, and what your responsibilities are during and after it.
During your first 30 days, our team monitors:
If we notice something that needs your attention — for example, your account wasn't enabled for the day, or a connection dropped — we will flag it and notify you so you can take action.
This is the most important distinction to understand:
Our role during monitoring is observe and report — not operate. Any action needed on your account is yours to take once we flag it.
Even with monitoring active, your daily routine stays the same:
The monitoring layer is there to catch things you might miss — it isn't a substitute for your own daily check.
Once the monitoring period ends:
In other words: active monitoring ends, but support does not. You can always open a ticket whenever you need help.
As you approach the end of the 30 days, you may be offered the chance to book a refresher session with our team — an opportunity to review your setup, ask any remaining questions, and confirm you're ready to continue independently. This is a recommended step for clients who want a final checkpoint before full independence.
The 30-day monitoring period is Vector's team keeping a watchful eye on your connections and strategy configurations during your first month — flagging anything that needs attention so you can act on it. It is not account management — we observe and report, you operate. After the 30 days, you manage independently with ongoing ticket-based support available at any time.
For any question about whether monitoring applies to you or how it's structured, open a support ticket.