Analytics
The agency analytics page rolls up usage across every subaccount under your agency. It's the page you check on Monday morning to see how the week is shaping up — and the page you screenshot when a customer wants to discuss their utilization.
Read-only. There are no actions on this page; it's purely a view of what's happening.
What's actually on the page
Three sections, in this order:
Section 1 — Overview cards
Four tiles across the top:
- Text queries — total chat-style messages handled across subaccounts in range.
- Voice minutes — total voice minutes consumed.
- Voice credits — total voice credit spend.
- Active subaccounts — how many subaccounts had any activity in range.
Section 2 — Usage trend
A time series of the metrics above, with a daily / monthly toggle so you can zoom in on a noisy week or zoom out on a quarter.
Section 3 — Subaccount usage breakdown
A table of every active subaccount with their share of text queries and voice minutes. Sortable. Use it to spot:
- Heavy users near plan limits (call them and upsell).
- New subaccounts that haven't activated (call them and onboard).
- Quiet customers who might churn (call them and save).
What's not on this page
To set expectations clearly:
- No revenue or MRR numbers — billing analytics are separate.
- No wallet balance summary — top-up history isn't here.
- No churn analytics — no leavers-vs-joiners over time.
- No plan-distribution chart — there's no "how many subaccounts on which plan" view.
If you need any of that, it's on the Rebilling page or via the subaccount export.
Where to next
- Subaccounts — drill into a single subaccount.
- Rebilling — revenue and plan-side data.
- Getting started — if you're just standing up the agency.