SIM Finder

SIM Finder allows you to search, filter, and analyse your SIM estate in detail. It is the primary tool for locating individual SIMs, reviewing their status and usage, and taking action at scale.

The page supports both targeted searches for specific SIMs and broad analysis across large populations.

At the top of the page, a comprehensive set of filters allows you to refine your search before returning results.

You can filter SIMs by attributes such as:

Filters can be combined to narrow results or left broad to review your full SIM estate.

Below the filter panel, SIM Finder provides multiple ways to search for specific SIMs or ranges of SIMs.

You can:

Entering a partial value returns all SIMs that match the entry, making it easier to locate SIMs when full identifiers are not known.

SIM Finder also supports importing SIM lists from a spreadsheet. This is useful when working with large, predefined sets of SIMs.

To import SIMs:

The help icon next to the upload control provides details of the required file format.

Search results display detailed information for each SIM, including:

SIMs that have reached warning thresholds are highlighted in amber. SIMs that have reached cut-off limits are highlighted in red.

You can customise which columns are displayed using the column selector and then re-run the search to update the results.

Results can be sorted by any column by selecting the column header, toggling between ascending and descending order.

Up to 20,000 SIMs can be displayed directly in the results table. For larger result sets, SIM Finder allows exports of up to 250,000 SIMs to a spreadsheet.

Exports include the full result set, not just the SIMs currently visible on screen, enabling further offline analysis.

Within the results table, blue links provide quick access to related pages, including:

These links allow you to move directly from analysis into investigation or action without re-running searches.

To perform actions on multiple SIMs:

This opens the SIM Action page with the selected SIMs automatically loaded.

Some SIMs are provided as virtual SIMs using QR codes rather than physical devices. SIM Finder includes tools to view and manage these QR codes.

You can:

From this panel, you can update QR code activation status and optionally export QR codes for distribution.

Selecting a single SIM displays its QR code and allows you to update its activation status directly. This helps track the lifecycle of each QR code from assignment through installation and activation.

The View Analysis button provides a visual summary of the full result set. This analysis uses all matching SIMs, not just those displayed on screen.

Charts are designed to highlight trends and distributions, helping you identify patterns that may require further investigation.

Within the analysis view, the Last Network chart can be expanded to show the breakdown of radio access technologies in use.

You can:

The accuracy of RAT information depends on the data provided by the network operator and the SIM implementation. For example, some networks report only high-level RAT categories rather than specific technologies.