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Review intelligent usage breakdown

Understand how intelligent usage is distributed across models and activity types, so you can monitor consumption and identify key cost drivers.

Audience

This guide is designed for project manager.

Steps

Step 1: Open the intelligent usage breakdown panel

Navigate to the Billing or Usage area of the application and locate the Intelligent Usage Breakdown card, which summarises your overall usage in a single view.

Open the intelligent usage breakdown panel

Step 2: Review model-level usage and costs

In the LLM usage section, examine each model’s share of total usage, including progress bars and totals that show which models (such as GPT-4o or Claude 3) account for the most consumption.

Review model-level usage and costs

Step 3: Expand or collapse LLM and activity sections

Use the chevron icons to expand or collapse the LLM usage and Activity usage sections, focusing on the level of detail you need while keeping the view uncluttered.

Expand or collapse LLM and activity sections

Step 4: Inspect usage by activity type

In the activity usage section, review how much usage comes from different activity types, such as agent tasks, agent chat, document creation, document assessment, or revision assessment.

Inspect usage by activity type

Step 5: Drill down into a specific activity type

Select an activity type to load enriched activity details, including up to 50 recent records that help you understand how and when that type is being used.

Drill down into a specific activity type

Step 6: Analyse time, volume, and performance indicators

Within the activity details view, review timestamps, counts, and any trend indicators to see patterns in how usage evolves over time.

Analyse time, volume, and performance indicators

Step 7: Refresh usage data

Use the refresh control on the card to reload the latest combined summary and activity details, ensuring your analysis is based on up-to-date information.

Refresh usage data

Step 8: Recognise and handle loading or error states

If the skeleton loader is visible, wait for the data to finish loading; if an error message indicates usage details could not be loaded, try refreshing the view or returning later.

Recognise and handle loading or error states


Last updated: 2026-02-12