Getting Started

Expressive Bidding Step-by-Step

This documentation site contains everything you need to know to start using Expressive Bidding with OneChronos. The best places to start are:

Intro to Expressive Bidding: take a look at the video here and the Expressive Bidding Guide
Quickstart guides: see how bidder logic constraints work in the pairs, price-volume curve, and dynamic peg guides
The FAQ has answers to most technical questions specific to Expressive Bidding

The Expressive Bidding Guide is the how-to on the bidding language and how to create bidder logic and submit bidder data with minimal time and effort.
The Quickstart Examples show how to build some simple bidder logic constraints. Start here if you're familiar with programming and trading logic.
Several Runnable Templates are provided as a starting point for implementing common trading or execution strategies. These can be modified to your needs and submitted for production use.
The Simulator Walkthrough shows, by example, how to conduct simulated auctions right in your browser. One click will set you up with a cloud-based instance where you can edit bidder logic code, create counterparties, and run auctions.
The Bidding Language Reference defines all of the ReasonML / OCaml functions and types specific to OneChronos bidder logic.
The Expressive Bidding section of the FIX documentation describes how Expressive Bidding fits seamlessly into your existing workflow.