Sub-Accounts Tab

Written By Sara Irfan

Last updated 4 days ago

What is the Sub-Accounts Tab?

The Sub-Accounts tab is your account-level view of engagement. Each row represents one of your SaaS client sub-accounts, showing their login activity status, user counts, time spent, and last login timestamp. This is where you evaluate individual accounts.

What You Can Do with the Sub-Accounts Tab

  • Find accounts that need outreach. Sort by "Last Login" to see which accounts haven't logged in recently.

  • Validate onboarding success. Filter by your SaaS plan and check which new sub-accounts have actually logged in vs. which ones signed up and disappeared.

  • Identify upsell candidates. Filter by a lower-tier plan and look at active users and time spent. Accounts with heavy engagement on a lower plan are upsell opportunities.

  • Spot team adoption gaps. If a sub-account has 8 total users but only 1 active user, the account owner adopted but their team didn't.

Sub-Accounts Tab Metrics

Metric

Definition

Total Users

Total number of users who have access to this sub-account (regardless of whether they've logged in)

Active Users (7d/15d/30d/60d/90d)

Unique users with at least one login event within the selected time window

Last Login

Timestamp of the most recent login event for any user in this sub-account

Total Time Spent

Total cumulative time all users in this sub-account spent in the app (active tab time only)

Login Activity Status

Active (last login ≀7 days ago), At Risk (8-30 days ago), or Dormant (>30 days ago or never)

Sub-Accounts Tab Filters

Filter

Options

Status

Active / At Risk / Dormant

Plan

Shows all SaaS plans configured in your system

Common Questions & Answers

What's the difference between Total Users and Active Users?

Total Users is everyone who has access to that sub-account, whether or not they've ever logged in. Active Users only counts people who actually opened the app within the selected time window. A sub-account with 10 Total Users and 2 Active Users (30d) means 8 people have credentials but haven't touched the platform in a month.

Why does a sub-account show 'Dormant' when I know the client was just active?

Check three things: (1) Data delay, if they just logged in, wait 2-3 minutes and refresh. (2) Timezone, "today" is based on your browser's timezone, not UTC. (3) Filters, make sure you're not looking at a filtered view that's hiding recent activity.

A sub-account has 0 total time spent but shows a recent Last Login, how?

Each login day adds a 2-minute minimum to total time. If you're seeing 0, the data may not have fully aggregated yet. Wait a few minutes and refresh. If it persists, the user may have opened the app and immediately closed it before any events were recorded.