Preparations:

First we need to register an account:

User console url: console.anyrtc.io/signin

Log in after registration is complete

If you are logging in for the first time, a tutorial will pop up

In this process, you will be asked to create your first project and then show example code for each side (Android, IOS, macOS, Web, Windows)

By following this tutorial, you will be able to try out the call feature and allow others to join in a multi-party call. At the end of the tutorial, you can download the SDK for each terminal, and check out the SDK integration tutorial, or directly check out the call quality data just now. (No elaboration here)

  1. With that done, we’re officially on the console, starting with the first module, overview

    1. You can see the list of projects here, where you can see the first project we just created
    2. Below is a call duration trend chart, which shows the minutes used for each call type in the last 7 days and the trend
    3. There’s also a balance display next to it
    4. And there’s a how-to guide with all kinds of instruction
    5. There is a common document at the bottom that should help you with any problems

  2. Consumption statistics module

    1. In this module you can filter according to various conditions to view the amount of data for a certain project – a certain time period – a certain scenario
    2. You can also see specific usage information for each type

  1. Monitoring hall module

    1. This module can query the call duration, number of participating users, call quality and other data of all channels within a certain period of time under a project by time/channel ID/user ID

  1. You can view further details by clicking the Call Details button behind channel data

  1. You can view call quality data by clicking diagnostics on the rear panel

  1. Select the sender to view call details (with detailed call quality data)

  1. Project Management module

    1. Here you can see all the projects you have created, filtered by state.
    2. You can see the project name, status, creation time, appID, and a few other actions.

  1. Cost center module

    You can recharge, check bills, check transaction records, apply for invoices and other operations in this module

    1. top-up

      1. Support alipay and bank transfer two ways

Bills are divided into three types: 1. Lump-sum bills: After the user signs an agreement with the company, the company will send a lump-sum bill to the user. 2. 3. Package bill: The bill generated when buying packageCopy the code

  1. Transaction list

    1. Transaction records can be filtered by transaction type

  1. Invoice management

    1. Only when the bill amount reaches 100 can you apply for an invoice (you can select multiple bills to apply for one invoice at the same time)

    2. There are two types of invoice:

      1. Personal normal: the type of invoice that can be applied for by users who have made personal authentication and set the invoice header
      2. Enterprise authentication: the type of invoice that can be applied for by users who have obtained enterprise authentication and set the invoice header

  1. Access to the tool

    1. If the project has token authentication enabled, the token will be needed to join the channel later. You can generate the token here and verify whether the token is available

      1. Before using the token, select the application and enter the correct User ID and Channel name. In this way, the token can be used normally.

    2. Note: It is recommended not to enable token verification during the new user test to avoid inconvenience

  1. Package Management

    1. You can see the purchase record and use of package packages here.

  1. And you can purchase package, which is divided into two types (real-time audio and video, cloud recording).

At the end

If you don’t already have an account, you can go to console.anyrtc.io and register.