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Name of the package which typically contains information about the package items.

The status of the package: 

• Active
• Suspended
• Unsigned
• Legacy

The number of SIMs assigned to the package.

Unique name for the alert profile.

If a profile is set as the Default, this indicates that all new SIMs are assigned to this profile unless otherwise specified.

The number of devices using this alert profile.

– edit the alert profile.

– delete the alert profile.

Unique name for the alert profile.

If a profile is set as the Default, this indicates that all new SIMs are assigned to this profile unless otherwise specified.

Define up to three levels of financial alerts that are triggered when the SIM charges for the current billing period exceed the overage thresholds defined (below) for each level.

For each alert level, select one of the following:

• Not used – do not alert users when SIM exceeds the configured alert level threshold.
• Alert – sends an email to every user assigned to the package for the SIM that exceeded the alert level threshold.
• Suspend – suspends the SIM that has exceeded the the alert level threshold.

For each alert level, specify a value for the amount over the agreed monthly cost of the bundle that will trigger an alert.

The values for alert level 1 must be lower than alert level 2, which must be lower than alert level 3.

You must not include the currency icon in the value.

For each alert level, select one of the following:

• Not used – do not alert users when SIM exceeds the configured alert level threshold.
• Alert – sends an email to every user assigned to the package for the SIM that exceeded the alert level threshold.
• Suspend – suspends the SIM that has exceeded the the alert level threshold.

For each alert level, specify the value and units for the amount of data used in the current billing period that will trigger an alert. The units can be bytes, kilobytes, megabytes, gigabytes or expressed as a percentage of the data usage defined in the bundle.

The values for alert level 1 must be lower than alert level 2, which must be lower than alert level 3.

Define up to three levels of messaging alerts that are triggered when the number of SMS messages sent in the current billing period exceeds the thresholds defined (below) for each level.

For each alert level, select one of the following:

• Not used – do not alert users when SIM exceeds the configured alert level threshold.
• Alert – sends an email to every user assigned to the package for the SIM that exceeded the alert level threshold.
• Suspend – suspends the SIM that has exceeded the the alert level threshold.

For each alert level, specify the number of SMS messages sent in the current billing period that will trigger an alert.

The values for alert level 1 must be lower than alert level 2, which must be lower than alert level 3.

For each alert level, select one of the following:

• Not used – do not alert users when SIM exceeds the configured alert level threshold.
• Alert – sends an email to every user assigned to the package for the SIM that exceeded the alert level threshold.
• Suspend – suspends the SIM that has exceeded the the alert level threshold.

For each alert level, specify the total duration of calls (in seconds, minutes or hours) in the current billing period that will trigger an alert.

The values for alert level 1 must be lower than alert level 2, which must be lower than alert level 3.

Trigger a device alert when the SIM is being used by an IMEI for which it is not registered.

Select one of the following:

• Not used – do not use device alerts.
• Alert – sends an email to every user assigned to the package for the SIM when there is an IMEI mismatch.
• Suspend – suspends the SIM when there is an IMEI mismatch.

Unique name for the device profile.

If a profile is set as the Default, this indicates that all new SIMs are assigned to this profile unless otherwise specified.

The number of SIMs assigned to this device model. You assign SIM to devices on the SIM Settings page.

– edit the Device Name and Default values..

– delete the device model.

Unique name for the report profile.

If a profile is set as the Default, this indicates that all new SIMs are assigned to this profile unless otherwise specified.

The number of SIMs assigned to this reporting profile. You assign SIMs to devices on the SIM Settings page.

– edit the report profile.

– delete the reporting profile.

Unique name for the report profile.

If a profile is set as the Default, this indicates that all new SIMs are assigned to this profile unless otherwise specified.

Displays a row for each of the following SIM reports:

• Estate Report – monthly report that provides a breakdown of individual SIM usage and details, contract terms, network changes, and SIM status, authentication and location information.
• Group Usage Report – daily, weekly or monthly report that displays data usage across all SIMs.
• No Data Used Report – weekly or monthly report that displays the ICCID and MSIDSN of active devices that have not used any data in the past month, including the SIM status and where the device was last seen.
• SIM Audit Report – weekly or monthly report that displays alert triggers on specified SIMs.
• SIM Location Report – weekly or monthly report that displays the number of devices per country for all SIMs in your estate.
• Suspension and Termination Report – daily, weekly or monthly report that displays when a SIM status was initiated, including all activations, terminations, manual suspensions, and alerted suspensions, by ICCID and MSISDN.

Select the check box to enable the report.

Only displayed when editing the report profile.

Select Run Now to trigger the report.

Username used to authenticate messaging API (SMS API) requests.

Password used to authenticate messaging API (SMS API) requests.

Whether the user is permitted to send MT messages.

Whether the user is permitted to send MO messages.

The URL to which the AnyNet Messaging Service sends MO SMS messages from SIMs associated with the user.

The MSISDN to which to send MO SMS messages from IoT devices with AnyNet SIMs. Eseye can assign two API MSISDNs for each MO POST URL.

Eseye provide the MSISDN(s) to use. To request a second API MSISDN for this account, contact customer support.

Select to enable the API Allowlist, which only accepts requests from the IP addresses in the comma-separated list of IP addresses (defined below).

Description of the activity or change.

The package identifier on which the user made the change.