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# General Terms

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* **ICCID -** The unique identifier for each SIM card. For eSIMs, the number is displayed along with a QR code, making it easy to distinguish between physical SIMs and eSIMs.
* **In session:**
  * Yes - the SIM is currently online and in use.
  * No - the SIM is currently offline and not in use.
  * N/A - the status of the SIM is undetermined because the integration does not support it.
* **Operator -** The mobile network provider associated with the SIM, such as Telefonica, Vodafone UK, HOT Mobile, Odido, Orange France, Partner, Plus, WWS.
* **Plan -** Shows the name of the current plan, which is automatically generated but can be customized if needed
* **Company -** Company name to which the SIM card is assigned.
* **End User -** The email address of the end user linked to the SIM.
* **Data left (MB) -** Remaining data allowance for the SIM.
* **Days left -** The remaining days before the plan or SIM expires.
* **This month (MB) -** Data usage for the current month.
* **Note -** A field for any additional notes or comments.
* **Rules -** Customizable rules applied to the SIM
* **Labels -** Customizable labels for organizing SIMs.
* **SIM type -** Indicates whether the SIM is Prepaid, Subscription, or PAYGO.


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