Oracle Self-Service E-Billing v6.2: Web Service API Resources for Analytics Based on the Billing Hierarchy (Business Edition Only)

You use the analytics and dashboard resources to manage statement information for Oracle Self-Service E-Billing as described in Table 5. The number of returned entries is based on the calling user's access within the company's billing hierarchy.

Table 5. API Resources for Analytics That Are Based on the Billing Hierarchy (Business Edition Only)
Operation	Resource URI	Additional Input Parameters	Description
GET	/dashboard/account_billing_overview	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd	Returns the account billing overview for all accounts that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/dashboard/account_billing_trend	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd	Returns the account billing overview for all accounts that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/dashboard/service_trend	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd	Returns the service agreement trend for all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/highest_ spending_services	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter(num Results)	Returns the highest-spending services of all services that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/most_expensive_calls	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Returns the most expensive calls of all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/longest_calls	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Returns the longest calls of all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/most_frequently_called_ numbers	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Returns the most frequently called numbers of all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/most_frequently_called_ destinations	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Returns the most frequently called destinations of all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
GET	/analytics/most_frequently_called_ countries	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Returns the most frequently called destinations of all service agreements that a user can access from her position in the company's billing hierarchy.
POST	/analytics/ highest_spending _service s/batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for the Highest Spending Services report.
POST	/analytics/ most_expensive_calls/ batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for the Most Expensive Calls report.
POST	/analytics/longest_calls/batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for the Longest Calls report.
POST	/analytics/most_ frequently_called_ numbers/batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for the Most Frequently Called Numbers report.
POST	/analytics/most_ frequently_called _destinations/batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for the Most Frequently Called Destinations report.
POST	/analytics/most_ frequently_called _countries/batchrpts	reportPeriodStart, reportPeriodEnd, parameter (numResults)	Creates a batch report schedule request for Most Frequently Called Countries report.

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