Usage & analytics
Request logs and usage per workspace, and organization-wide analytics by workspace and by member.
Two places show where requests and money went. Usage is per workspace and is open to everyone with access. Analytics is organization-wide and is for admins.
Usage#
Open Usage in the sidebar to see what the current workspace has used. Switch workspace from the workspace switcher, or choose all workspaces to see them together.
What it shows#
- Range: the last 24 hours, 7 days, or 30 days.
- Summary cards: requests, input tokens, output tokens, and spend for the range and filters.
- Activity: one row per request with time, model, API key, tokens, cost, latency, and status. Expand a row to see its request ID and the breakdown of the cost.
Filter#
Filter by model, API key, and endpoint. Each field picks values to include. You can share a filtered view: the filters are in the page URL, and links from the API keys page open Usage already filtered to that key.
Find one request#
Every response has an X-Request-Id header, and you can set your own. Expand a row in Activity to see its request ID and match it against yours. See Reasoning & tracing.
How long logs are kept#
Request logs are kept for a limited time (45 days by default). Older requests no longer appear. Times are shown in your browser's time zone.
Analytics#
Open Analytics in the sidebar of an organization. It is visible to admins only, and organizations only: a personal space has just one person, so there is nothing to break down.
Analytics always shows the current month so far, in UTC, and has three parts whose totals agree:
| Part | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Summary | Total spend, requests, tokens, and the number of API keys that currently work. |
| By workspace | Spend, requests, and tokens for each workspace. |
| By member | Spend, requests, and tokens for each member. Spend is attributed to the owner of the key that made the request, not to whoever created the key. |
Things to know:
- Only billed requests are counted. A failed request that was not charged does not appear.
- Workspaces and members with no spend are still listed, so you can see who is idle. A deleted workspace or a removed member appears only if it has spend in the period, marked as such, because that money was spent.
- Each list is ordered by spend, highest first.
- The active keys number is a count as of now, not for the period, and it excludes disabled and expired keys.
Usage and budgets#
Usage tells you what happened. Budgets let you act on it: a table there shows spend against each limit.