When you sign in to Control Accounts, you are presented with a dashboard that provides a centralized view for managing and monitoring your Control Account and its associated Sub-Accounts. From the dashboard, administrators can access account summaries, track usage and activity, and navigate to key management functions.
From the Control Accounts page, you can access the Channel Accounts under the Control Account through the Accounts dropdown menu. Channel Accounts enable you to grant WACM access to additional users, who can create and manage a subset of Sub-Accounts within your Control Account. Channel Accounts have access only to the Sub-Accounts they create or are assigned to.
To jump right in and get started performing some basic tasks, follow these links:
Dashboard Components
The Control Accounts dashboard includes a top navigation bar with tabs, an aggregate view of utilization statistics, and widgets for WACM components.
The Sub-Accounts view is displayed by default. You can switch to the Channel Accounts view from the Accounts tab drop-down menu.
Navigation Bar
The WACM navigation bar at the top of the dashboard displays those features available for your specific account type and role.
Account Feature Tabs—The primary interface, positioned horizontally at the top of the dashboard, provides tabs to access customer accounts, billing activity, and third-party system connections. Role-based access control may limit visibility of certain tabs. The active tab is visually highlighted.
Language Option—As an alternative to English, select a language from the drop-down.
Online Help—you can access Wasabi Academy user documentation from the drop-down.
My Profile—Your account profile, located to the right of the navigation bar, provides access to your account profiles for managing your accounts.
Log Out—Select this option to end your WACM session.
Data Cards
The upper section of the dashboard displays data cards providing an aggregated view of utilization statistics.
Control Account Data Card
The Control Account data card provides a quick overview of an account's key values for the selected date.
Total Storage—Total storage sub-accounts and control accounts.
Total Objects—Total active and deleted objects.
Control Account Data Card for RCS
The Control Account data card provides details for Reserved Capacity Storage (RCS).
Total Reserved Capacity Storage—Total amount of RCS storage in TB that the account purchased.
Total Allocated Storage—Total amount in TB that the control account has provisioned to its direct channel and sub-accounts in the form of quotas. This number does not include quotas for sub-accounts under Channel Accounts.
Used Billable Storage—Total billable storage consumed by all sub-accounts, including sub-accounts belonging to channel accounts.
Remaining Capacity: Reserved Capacity Storage—Billable storage used across all accounts.
My Control Account
The My Control Account section shows the Wasabi storage account associated with the Wasabi subscription. The Control Account is a storage account that contains data buckets and stores data.
For information on viewing usage data and buckets in My Control Account, click the link in the Name field.
Any Standalone Account converted to a Control Account will retain its buckets and data from before the conversion. The Control Account will inherit those buckets and their data, placing them at the Control Account level.
Details and Metrics
The My Control Account section provides the following details and metrics for the Control Account:
Name—The name of the Control Account.
Account Email—The contact email used for the Control Account.
Active Storage—The total amount of active storage in TB.
Deleted Storage—The total amount of deleted storage in TB.
Creation Date—The date the Control Account was created.
Record Date—The date the details and metrics were recorded.
Sub-Accounts
The Sub-Accounts section lists all provisioned Sub-Accounts under the Control Account.
To view Sub-Account data storage usage (including usage, buckets, invoices) and manage account settings and trial information, and member settings, select a Sub-Account from the list.
Details and Metrics
The Sub-Accounts section provides the following details and metrics for each Sub-Account:
Name—The name of the sub-account. This is based on the name you assign when filling out the Create Sub-Account form.
Account Email—The contact mail used for the sub-account.
Channel Account—The channel account the sub-account is under.
Active Storage—The total amount of active storage in TB.
Deleted Storage—The total amount of deleted storage in TB.
Storage Utilization—The percentage of storage used, based on the configured purchased storage value. (Sub-Account Active + Deleted Storage) / Purchased Storage.
Creation Date—The date the sub-account was created.
Deletion Date—The date the sub-account was deleted.
Trial Expiration—The date the trial account will expire.
MFA (multi-factor authentication)—Active or inactive for the user.
Status—Indicates the channel account status as Deleted, Denied, On Trial, Paid Account, Password Pending, or Suspended. If the account is On Trial, you will see a colored countdown. If the account is paid, this column entry will be green. If the account is deleted, this column entry will be pink.
Record Date—The date the details and metrics were recorded.
Create a Sub-Account
For information on creating a Sub-Account, see Creating a Sub-Account.
Filter and Export Options
Search field— Allows you to enter a text string to search the list for both the Name and Account Email.
Filter By field—Results are filtered based on the state of a sub-account, whether they belong to a Channel Account, and which Channel Account. You can also include or exclude deleted Sub-Accounts from the search.
Date Range Calendar—Allows you to easily select start and end dates to filter data within a specified time range.
Export data—Filtered results can be exported as CSV, JSON, or Excel.