Call analytics
Your week in calls, counted by the same arithmetic as your bill
Calls answered, minutes used against your plan, how each call ended, and when your line is busiest. Every figure is derived once and read everywhere — the dashboard isn’t a flattering copy of the billing. It is the billing.
The figures your line keeps — the same ones your bill runs on:
How it works
Every call is metered as it happens
From the moment a call starts, its seconds are metered against your plan’s included minutes, then your credits. Nothing is rounded up to the next minute — a 40-second call costs 40 seconds.
Every movement lands on the ledger
Each charge, top-up and release is a row on an append-only ledger you can open and read. The ledger is the source; everything else on the screen is a view of it.
You read the week
Answered, minutes, endings, busiest hours — each derived straight from those rows, so the usage chart, the billing card and the plan meter always agree.
What it actually does
The same numbers billing runs on
There is no separate set of figures dressed up for the dashboard. What you see is computed from the rows your bill is computed from, and nothing else exists to drift out of step.
One derivation per figure
Minutes used has one arithmetic, read by every screen that shows it. Two screens quietly disagreeing about the same number is how trust dies, so the design makes it impossible.
A ledger, not a total
Your balance isn’t a number you’re asked to trust — it’s the sum of rows you can read, in order, down to the cent. Open it whenever you like.
Endings in the same words everywhere
The way a call ended — booked, message taken, answered — is counted with the same labels the conversation list shows, so the chart and the list can never tell two different stories about one call.