You can check your app's push reports. Sign in to AppGallery Connect, click Development and services, and find and click the desired project in the project list. Then, go to Grow > Push Kit > Reports. On the page displayed, you can view the push details by message and user.
The report data generated on the current day can only be viewed the next day.
You can view details about scenario-specific messages that you have sent in charts and tables. You can select AppGallery Connect, API, or All channels from the drop-down list box to filter the details by channel. You can also filter the details by message type.


You can click
next to Custom to customize columns displayed in the push message report. By default, the following columns are displayed: Date, Type, Requests, Sendings, Deliveries, Displays, Tappings, Delivery rate (%), Tap-through rate (%), Discarded for silent devices, App uninstalled, Invalid token, and Notification disabled. You can select the Select all check box to display all columns, or click Reset to display only default columns.

The data items in the report are described as follows:
Requests: estimated number of devices covered by the push task.
Sendings: number of messages actually sent to devices, which equals the number of requests minus the number of messages that do not meet the sending conditions.
Deliveries: number of messages actually delivered to devices.
Displays: number of messages displayed in the notification panel.
Tappings: number of messages tapped by users.
Delivery rate (%): percentage of delivered messages to sent messages.
Tap-through rate (%): percentage of taps to displays.
Discarded for silent devices: number of messages discarded because the target device has not connected to the Internet for over 30 days.
Discarded due to frequency control: number of excessive messages discarded because the number of messages sent to the target device exceeds the upper limit.
App uninstalled: number of messages that are not delivered because the app on the target device has been uninstalled and not reinstalled.
Invalid token: number of messages that are not displayed because the token is invalid.
Notification disabled: number of messages that are not delivered because the app notification function is disabled on the target device.
Message overwritten: number of to-be-sent messages that are overwritten. Only one to-be-sent message is kept. Other to-be-sent messages will be overwritten and not be sent.
Others: number of messages that are not delivered due to other reasons, for example, the push link cannot be accessed normally.
Expired: number of messages expired because the target device is offline and does not go online in the message validity period.
Cached: number of messages that are still in their validity periods but the target device is offline.
Undelivered: number of messages that are not delivered to devices.
Messages that do not meet the sending conditions include the following: Discarded for silent devices, Discarded due to frequency control, App uninstalled, Invalid token, Notification disabled, Message overwritten, Others, Expired, and Cached.
You can view details about target users as well as statistics about active users, new users, and total users by time.

The data items in the report are described as follows:
Daily active users: number of users whose devices connect to the Push Kit server on the current day.
Daily new users: number of users who newly install the app on the current day. If a user uninstalls and reinstalls the app, the user will not be counted.
Monthly active users: number of users whose devices connect to the Push Kit server within the last 30 days.
Total users: total number of users who install the app.