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# Analytics
Analytics gives you an aggregate view of verification activity — volumes, completion rates, and match rates — without having to page through individual checks in the Verification logs. It's scoped **per project**, using the same project selector as the rest of the Portal.
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Analytics is currently available for **Secure SNA (Silent Network Authentication)**. Analytics for SIM Swap and Discovery is on the roadmap.
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### Getting there
1. From the left-hand navigation, click **Analytics**.
2. Use the project selector in the top-right corner to choose which project's data you're viewing.
3. The **Overview** tab loads by default.
### Filtering results
The filter bar at the top of the Overview tab controls every chart on the page:
* **Date range** — restrict the data to a specific window. The active range is shown as a chip (e.g. `01 Jul 2026 – 10 Aug 2026`); click the **×** on the chip to clear it.
* **Status** — filter to checks in a specific completion status (`Completed`, `Error`, `Expired`), the same statuses used in Verification logs.
* **Network** — filter to checks routed over a specific mobile network operator, drawn from the project's allowed networks.
* **Clear all** — reset every filter back to its default.
### Overview tab
The Overview tab shows three charts, all scoped to the current project, date range, and filters.
#### Overview of SNA completion statuses
A donut chart showing how SNA checks in the selected range resolved, broken down by:
* **Completed** — the check ran to completion.
* **Error** — the check failed before it could complete.
* **Expired** — the check timed out without a result.
The centre of the donut shows the total number of checks in the range; the legend shows the count and percentage for each status.
#### Distribution of matches in completed SNA
A donut chart scoped to **completed** checks only, showing the split between:
* **Matched** — the network confirmed the claimed MSISDN.
* **No matched** — the network did not confirm the claimed MSISDN.
The centre shows the total number of completed checks; the legend shows the count and percentage for each outcome.
#### Total number of SNA requests
A line chart plotting SNA request volume across the selected date range, with the running total shown in the chart title. Use this to spot trends — spikes tied to a release, a drop-off after an integration change, or steady growth as an integration ramps up.
### What's next
* [**Verification logs**](https://docs.idlayr.com/enterprise-portal/verification-logs) — inspect activity once your integration is making calls.
* [**Projects**](https://docs.idlayr.com/enterprise-portal/projects) — once signed in, create your first project.
* [**Allowed networks**](https://docs.idlayr.com/enterprise-portal/allowed-networks) — review which MNOs your project is approved to route to.
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