Credit Consumption
A timeline of credit and request usage, broken down by work type.
The Credit Consumption chart plots credits (and, on a separate toggle, request counts) over time, broken down by the type of work that consumed them.
What you see
A timeline chart with a Credits / Requests toggle and three view styles — Area, Bar, and Line. Segments are colored by work type:
| Work type | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Chat | Credits used generating conversation replies. |
| Document Processing | Credits used processing uploaded documents. |
| Video Processing | Credits used processing uploaded videos. |
| Image Processing | Credits used processing uploaded images. |
| Others | Any other request type that doesn't fall into the categories above. |
A pill legend sits above the chart — click a work type to focus on it, or "All Usage" to reset. The time grouping (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, yearly) adjusts automatically based on your selected date range.
How to use this
- A sudden spike usually lines up with a batch of new resources being uploaded (Document/Video/Image processing), or a surge in chat volume — the color breakdown tells you which.
- Processing credits are typically one-time costs at upload time; they shouldn't recur unless you're frequently updating content. If they do recur unexpectedly, check whether resources are being re-processed.
- If Chat credits are consistently your largest segment, that's a sign of healthy, sustained usage — keep an eye on your balance via Credits or Subscription so it doesn't catch you off guard.
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