Subscription Details and Data Consumption
Last Updated: 15/09/2026
Every subscription in the Subscriptions list reports how much of its data allowance it has used, and opens onto a detailed view of that consumption over time.
The Consumption Column
The Consumption column shows data used against the allowance, in GB, as a used / limit ratio.
Two things about it are worth knowing before you read the number:
- Add-ons are counted in. When add-ons extend the allowance, their contribution appears in parentheses next to the base figure, and the limit the ratio is measured against is the base plus the add-ons — not the base alone.
- Going over is flagged. When consumption exceeds the total limit, the figure turns red and a LIMIT EXCEEDED badge appears on the row.
Opening the Details
The Details button in the Actions column opens the consumption charts and the detailed information for that subscription: the usage over time rather than the single current number.
This is the view to open when the column shows something you did not expect — a jump in consumption is visible there as a shape, and is far easier to explain than a total.
What Else the Page Reports
Alongside data consumption, a subscription reports the other allowances it carries and how much of each is used: the catalogues it covers, the SKUs used against the plan's limit, the domain it is bound to, the active services it enables, and its status.
The SKU figure counts the variants in the subscription's catalogues, and it does not look at whether they are visible. Hiding assets does not reduce it — only removing them does. See Pause or Cancel Assets.
Related topics:
- Active and Expired Subscriptions
- What is Data Consumption — what generates consumption, and how allowances and extensions work
- Manage Subscriptions