Credit Usage Now Shows Which Period You Are Looking At

Details

A usage number means nothing without the window it covers. The credits panel in the header and the Credit Usage page now state the exact date range their figures belong to, so a tool you used just before the period rolled over no longer looks like it was never counted at all. On the Credit Usage page you can step back through earlier periods and see what each one actually spent, broken down by employee, by tool and by action, and split between what you asked for directly and what ran on its own. That is what makes a rise readable: the question is never how much did I spend, it is what changed since last month, and one number with no window around it cannot answer that. Where a figure counts everything you have ever used rather than the current period, it now says so on the panel instead of quietly mixing the two scales together. A lifetime total sitting next to a monthly total with no labels is how a normal month ends up looking alarming.

What changed

• Date range shown above every usage breakdown
• Step back and forward through earlier periods on the Credit Usage page
• See each period broken down by employee, tool, and action
• Per-tool activity says when it is counting all time rather than one period