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Chapter 16 · Part 2

SMS Summary Report

The Summary reports group your sending by account — so you can see how much is the main account versus any sub-users, and review sub-account activity on its own.

Usage by account

This view splits the month’s sending across your users. The cards show the main account’s share versus sub-users, with a per-user table underneath.

Main account
100%
Sub-users
0%
The iSMS summary report broken down by user: main account vs sub-user share, a per-user chart, and a per-user table.
Fig. 1Usage by user — the split between the main account and sub-users.

Sub-account summary

A dedicated view of sub-account activity, day by day. If you have no sub-accounts (or they haven’t sent anything), it simply shows no activity for the period.

The iSMS Sub Account Summary report for a month, with a daily table; shown here with no sub-account activity.
Fig. 2Sub Account Summary — per-day sub-account activity for the selected month.

What the columns mean

Every summary table (monthly, daily, and sub-account) uses the same columns:

  • Total SMSAll messages submitted in that period.
  • Credit ChargeCredits used for those messages.
  • DeliveredConfirmed delivered to the telco SMSC.
  • SentSubmitted to the carrier, awaiting a final delivery status.
  • UndeliveredCould not be delivered (off, out of coverage, or invalid number).
  • PendingQueued, not yet submitted to the carrier.
  • FailedRejected at the carrier SMSC — not charged.
Reading delivery status: in Malaysia, status reflects acknowledgement by the telco SMSC, not confirmed delivery to the handset. For per-message statuses, see the SMS Delivery (DLR) Report.
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