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How can I track my credit usage and consumption?

Updated May 5, 2026

The Usage section lets you monitor how credits are used across your AI agents and workflows. You can track usage, understand costs, and manage your available credits.

Your platform operates on a credit-based system, where each action (node execution, search, message, etc.) consumes credits.

This section allows you to:

  • See your available credits
  • Track credit usage over time
  • Understand which channels and agents consume credits
  • View credit cost per node/action
  • Access billing and add more credits

How to access Usage

  1. Go to the top-right corner of the platform
  2. Click on your account name
  3. Select “Usage” from the dropdown menu

Understanding Credits

  • Each action in your AI workflow consumes credits
  • Different nodes have different costs
  • Your subscription includes a set number of credits
  • Additional usage beyond your plan is billed as overage

Available Credits

At the top of the page, you’ll see:

  • Total available credits
  • A button to “Get more credits”

Credit Usage Overview

Credit Usage Trend

  • Displays how many credits are used daily

Credits by Channel

Shows how credits are distributed across:

  • API
  • Widget
  • Chat Portal
  • WhatsApp
  • Test Chat
  • Reports

Usage by AI Agent

This table shows:

  • AI agent name
  • Number of conversations
  • Total messages
  • Credits consumed

Detailed Credit Usage

Click “Full credit usage breakdown” to see:

  • Credit cost per node/action

Billing & Credit History

View:

  • Billing history
  • Credit purchases or auto-refills

Adding More Credits

  1. Click “Get more credits” or “Activate a plan”
  2. Choose a subscription
  3. Complete the purchase

Tips & Best Practices

  • Monitor usage regularly
  • Identify high-usage agents
  • Review node costs
  • Use reports to track trends

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Not monitoring usage
  • Ignoring high-cost nodes
  • Assuming all actions cost the same
  • Not upgrading your plan when scaling