Does FIA store my commands or analysis history?

Does FIA Store My Commands or Analysis History?

Yes. FIA automatically saves everything related to your interaction with it, so you can come back and review previous insights whenever needed.

FIA typically stores the following:

  • Your commands: All queries and instructions you enter in FIA.
  • FIA’s responses: Full analysis text, summaries and explanations.
  • Chart snapshots: The chart view used at the time of analysis.
  • Technical summaries: Indicators, patterns, levels and key findings identified by FIA.
  • Timestamps: When each analysis was generated.

This gives you a complete reference of your past FIA analyses across all supported platforms.

Steps to view FIA history

You can access FIA history directly from within the FIA panel on FYERS App, FYERS Web and FYERS Trader using the History icon.

On FYERS App

  1. Open Analyse with FIA.
  2. Tap the History icon (clock symbol) in the FIA panel.
  3. Scroll through your previous FIA commands, analyses and chart snapshots.

On FYERS Web

  1. Open FIA from the chart.
  2. Click the History icon in the FIA panel.
  3. View your synced FIA history, including past analyses and charts.

On FYERS Trader

  1. Click the FIA icon on the chart toolbar to open the FIA panel.
  2. Select the History icon.
  3. Browse your complete FIA history shared across all platforms.

Use FIA history to revisit earlier insights or to compare how your chart’s structure and signals have changed over time.

What If...

ScenarioSolution
I want to delete a specific FIA entryFIA history cannot be deleted or cleared; all entries remain available for reference.
My FIA history still shows after reinstalling the app or clearing browser dataFIA history is stored at the account level and syncs across devices and platforms.
FIA history looks different on the Web and AppWait a few seconds for syncing; Web, App and Trader share the same FIA history.
I do not want FIA to store my commandsFIA automatically stores command and analysis history; this behaviour cannot be turned off by the user.

Last updated: 19 Feb 2026