Monitor your usage
On the subscription pricing model, each seat comes with its own monthly usage credits, and your space can buy extra-usage credits that are shared across the whole team. Track both balances, and generate detailed usage reports, from the GPT for Work dashboard.
Track your usage​
Prerequisites
You are the owner or an admin of the space.
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Sign in to the GPT for Work dashboard with the account that you use for your space.
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In the sidebar, select Usage.

The page shows the following figures:
| Figure | Description |
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| Your included monthly usage | How much of the monthly usage credits included with your seat you have consumed, as a percentage. |
| Team extra usage credits | How much is left in the extra-usage credits shared across your space. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. |
| Your extra usage | How much you have spent from the extra-usage credits shared across your space during the current billing cycle. |
| Team monthly extra usage | How much your whole space has spent from the shared extra-usage credits during the current billing cycle. Available on Business and Enterprise plans. |
Generate a usage report​
As a space owner or admin, you can generate and download CSV-format usage reports for your space. You can select a predefined time range or define a custom time range for a report. The reports provide detailed per-user information about feature and model usage, token consumption, and credit consumption.
Prerequisites
You are the owner or an admin of the space.
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Sign in to the GPT for Work dashboard with the account that you use for your space.
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In the sidebar, select Usage.
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Select the time range for which you want to generate the report.

If you want to define a custom time range:
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Select Custom range.
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Select Start date.
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Select End date.
The range is inclusive, so the report will include usage data from both the start date and end date.

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Click Generate usage report. The dashboard generates the report for the selected time range.
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Click Download. Your browser downloads the CSV file to your computer.

You've generated and downloaded the usage report. You can now view it on your computer.
