This page states, in one place, what ClusterView Manual is and what it is not. The same statement appears at the top of the home page and in the footer of every page, because a reader should not have to hunt for it.
Independent technical documentation and software configuration guide. Not affiliated with ATAS or OrderFlow Trading. No software downloads hosted. For educational data-visualization purposes only; no financial or brokerage services provided
Independence
ClusterView Manual is an independent publication. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or reviewed by ATAS, OrderFlow Trading, Sierra Chart, Bookmap, or any data provider mentioned in its pages. Product names are used descriptively to identify the interface being documented. No vendor has editorial input, and no page is written to promote a product.
The publication has no commercial relationship with the vendors it describes. It does not receive compensation for coverage, does not run affiliate links, and does not accept advertising. If that changes, the change would be disclosed on this page before any affected content was published.
No Software Distribution
No software is hosted, mirrored, packaged, or linked for retrieval from this site. The pages describe configuration behavior; they do not provide the software that is configured. There are no installers, no archives, and no access credentials. A reader who wants the software must obtain it from its publisher under that publisher's terms.
Educational Purpose
The content is published for educational data-visualization purposes. It explains how panels, rows, profiles, and modules are configured and how settings interact. It does not explain how to reach a particular outcome, and it does not present configuration as a method for producing one.
No Financial Services or Order Routing
The publication does not provide financial, advisory or order-routing services, and it does not execute or route orders on behalf of anyone. It does not manage money, hold assets, or intermediate between a reader and any venue. Nothing on the site is an offer of such a service, and nothing should be read as one.
Descriptions of order flow, depth, and volume are descriptions of a display. They are not recommendations, and they are not predictions. A chart shows what was recorded; it does not say what will happen next.
Accuracy
Configuration details depend on software builds, data sources, and platform settings, and they change over time. The manual describes behavior observed and documented at the time of writing. It does not warrant that every statement is current, complete, or applicable to a particular installation. Where a behavior is known to vary, the text says so.
Corrections are welcome through the contact page. A report that names the page and quotes the sentence can be verified; a general complaint cannot. Accepted corrections are applied and the revision line is updated.
External Links
The site does not link to external websites. The only outbound link is the editorial email address. Images are served from the same domain as the pages. This is a deliberate choice: a documentation site that sends readers elsewhere has added a dependency it cannot control.
Responsibility of the Reader
Readers are responsible for how they use the material and for compliance with the rules that apply to them. The publication does not know a reader's circumstances, cannot evaluate them, and does not undertake to do so. Configuration choices belong to the person making them.
Reporting a Problem
If a page is inaccurate, unclear, or missing a case that matters, write to contact@clusterviewmanual.org. Include the page name, the sentence, and what you observed. Reports are read by the editorial desk and routed to the page owner. The FAQ page answers many common questions and is worth checking first.
Contact
ClusterView Manual — Editorial Office, 2140 Mission Street, Suite 610, San Francisco, CA 94110, United States. Email: contact@clusterviewmanual.org. Office line: +1 (415) 555-0147.
Effective date: 1 November 2026.