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Personal Usage

Written by Caleb Harris

Use Personal Usage when you want to review your own usage in either Credits or Credit Cost Equivalent (USD) without switching into admin billing or a specific project. This page shows only your activity inside the organization you currently have active.

Open Personal Usage from the home sidebar

From the home sidebar, click Personal Usage.

If you belong to multiple organizations, switch to the organization you want first. The page always reflects your personal usage inside the active organization.

Review your usage over time

Use the date range controls to focus on the time window you care about. The main chart shows how your usage changes over time inside the active organization, and the metric toggle lets you switch between Credits and Credit Cost Equivalent (USD).

Use the date range controls to focus on the time window you care about. The main chart shows how your credit usage changes over time inside the active organization.

If you have just finished a workflow and want the latest data, use Refresh to pull the newest usage information.

Check your personal usage breakdown

Below the main chart, the page summarizes your own usage by feature for the selected window. Switch between Credits and Credit Cost Equivalent (USD) when you want either the raw credit view or the translated cost view for the same work.

Below the main chart, the page summarizes your own credit consumption by feature for the selected window. Use this section when you want to understand which kinds of work are driving your usage.

Review individual usage events

The Usage Events table lists your individual usage events for the selected time window. Use it when you want to see which workflows, projects, or targets were involved in specific usage.

This is the best view for questions like “what did I run yesterday?” or “which project drove this usage?”

Know when to use a different usage view

Personal Usage is only for your own activity in the active organization.

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