WhatsApp Reports – User Guide
WhatsApp Reports provides a centralized dashboard to monitor WhatsApp Unofficial activity, usage statistics, and automation performance across all features.
It helps you understand how your WhatsApp system is performing and where your activity is coming from.
Overview
The Reports module allows you to:
- Track message activity (sent, failed, total records)
- Monitor automation usage (Chatbot, Auto Reply, AI Smart Reply)
- Analyze performance by feature or account
- Review message quota and limits
- Identify issues and optimize workflows
This is your main analytics and monitoring center for WhatsApp operations.
How to Access
Go to:
WhatsApp Unofficial → Reports
Requirements
Before using this module, ensure:
- At least one WhatsApp account is connected
- There is activity in the system (messages, automation, etc.)
- Relevant modules are installed and enabled
Example:
- If Live Chat is not installed → no live chat data will appear
- If REST API is not used → no API activity will be shown
Main Sections
1. Filters
At the top of the page, you can filter data by:
- Date range
- WhatsApp account
- Feature (module)
This allows you to analyze specific data segments.
Example use:
- Last 7 days
- One specific account
- Only Auto Reply activity
2. Summary Metrics
Quick overview cards may include:
- Tracked Records – total logged activity
- Sent – successfully processed messages/actions
- Failed – unsuccessful attempts
- Active Automations – running rules or workflows
- Messages Left This Month – remaining quota
These provide a snapshot of system performance.
3. Feature Access & Limits
This section shows:
- Enabled WhatsApp features in your plan
- Usage limits and restrictions
Examples:
- Available features:
Profile Info, Reports, Bulk Campaigns, Chatbot, AI Smart Reply, Live Chat, REST API - Limits:
- Monthly messages
- Chatbot items
- Contact groups
- Numbers per group
4. Feature Breakdown
Compare usage across different modules:
- Auto Reply
- Chatbot
- AI Smart Reply
- Bulk Campaign
- REST API
- Live Chat
For each feature, you may see:
- Total records
- Active items
- Sent count
- Failed count
This helps identify:
- Which features are most used
- Which ones may need optimization
5. Volume Chart
Visual comparison of activity across features.
Use it to quickly understand:
- Which feature generates the most traffic
- Where failures occur
- Overall workload distribution
6. Daily Trend
Displays activity over time (by day).
Useful for:
- Detecting spikes or drops
- Monitoring system behavior after changes
- Identifying peak usage periods
How to Use
1. Monitor Monthly Usage
Check:
- Messages left this month
- Total sent
- Tracked records
This helps avoid exceeding plan limits.
2. Compare Automation Performance
Use Feature Breakdown to evaluate:
- Chatbot vs Auto Reply vs AI Smart Reply
- Bulk Campaign effectiveness
Identify which automation drives the most activity.
3. Investigate Failures
If performance drops:
- Check Failed metrics
- Review feature breakdown
- Analyze daily trends
This helps determine whether issues come from:
- Campaigns
- Chatbot rules
- Auto replies
- API requests
4. Analyze a Specific Account
If managing multiple accounts:
- Select an account in filters
- Apply filter
- Review data for that account only
Useful for team-based operations.
5. Analyze a Specific Feature
To focus on one workflow:
- Select a feature
- Apply filter
- Review only that module
Examples:
- Bulk Campaign performance
- Chatbot activity
- Auto Reply usage
Common Use Cases
Measure Campaign Performance
After sending a campaign, review:
- Sent vs failed
- Total tracked activity
Monitor Automation Activity
Check whether:
- Chatbot is active
- Auto Reply is working correctly
- AI Smart Reply is being used
Optimize Support Workflow
Compare:
- Auto Reply vs AI Smart Reply usage
Understand how much workload is automated.
Evaluate Account Health
Track whether a specific WhatsApp account is:
- Active
- Stable
- Generating expected activity
Troubleshooting
No Data Displayed
Possible causes:
- No activity yet
- Incorrect date range
- Wrong account selected
- Feature has no usage
- Module not installed
Feature Not Showing
Possible causes:
- Module not installed or disabled
- Feature not included in plan
- No activity recorded yet
Incorrect Message Count
Check:
- Current plan limits
- Team permissions
- Selected filters (date/account)
Best Practices
Use WhatsApp Reports regularly to:
- Monitor quota usage
- Detect issues early
- Optimize automation performance
- Track real usage of features
Recommended routine:
- Daily → for active systems
- Weekly → for performance review
- Monthly → for planning and scaling
Related Modules
Works together with:
- Profile Info – verify connection status
- Live Chat – conversation handling
- Bulk Campaigns – mass messaging
- Auto Reply – rule-based responses
- AI Smart Reply – AI-assisted replies
- Chatbot – keyword automation
- Contacts – audience management
- REST API – external integrations
Final Note
WhatsApp Reports is your control center for monitoring and optimizing WhatsApp performance.
Use it to make data-driven decisions, improve automation efficiency, and maintain system stability over time.