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Killmails

A zKillboard-style browser for your corporations' kills and losses, with a filterable list and a full detail view for each killmail.

Open it from the left sidebar under Corp / Interactions.

What it shows

A two-pane layout:

  • Left pane — a filter bar and a scrollable kill list. Each row shows the date/time and total ISK value, the victim ship render, the system with its security status (colour-coded) plus constellation and region, the victim (name / corp / alliance with logo), and the final-blow pilot (name / corp / alliance with logo). A status bar reports the number of killmails matching the current filters.
  • Right pane — the detail for the selected killmail:
    • Header — victim ship, victim name/corp/alliance, time and system/region, and an ISK summary (Destroyed, Dropped, Total).
    • Items — fitted and cargo items grouped by slot, each with icon, quantity destroyed, quantity dropped, and estimated value.
    • Attackers — every attacker with portrait, ship and weapon icons, name/corp/alliance, and damage done. The final-blow pilot is tagged ★ FB and the top-damage dealer ▲ TD (a pilot can be both).

Losses appear alongside kills in the same list. Ship, portrait, corp, and alliance images are loaded from EVE's image server and cached.

Using it

  • Corp — choose All Corps (the default) or a specific corporation. Changing the selection reloads the list.
  • From / Thru — a date range, defaulting to the last 90 days.
  • Character, Ship, System/Region — free-text filters. Character matches either the victim or the final-blow pilot; System/Region matches either the system or the region name. All filters are applied together.
  • Clear — resets the filters (date range back to the last 90 days).
  • Refresh — reloads killmails for the selected corp.
  • Click a row to load its full detail on the right; the detail is fetched on demand.

Notes

  • Killmails are corp-scoped and require valid corp tokens with killmail scopes; the corporation list is populated from your authorized corporations (see Getting Started).
  • Item estimated values come from stored pricing, which depends on a configured market — see Configuring Markets.
  • A recent 24-hour view of corp kills and losses also appears in Corp Activity, which can hand a killmail off to this browser.