The Analytics page includes two sections:
- Summary – A redesigned version of the existing Summary page that provides insights from both Workflow and Pipe data.
- API Usage – A new reporting section that calculates and displays usage using Workflow data only.
The Usage Report provides a centralized dashboard for monitoring and analyzing API usage across eligible workflows and projects.
With the Usage Report, you can:
- View API usage from a single location
- Analyze usage by Project, Workflow, and API
- Filter usage using date and time ranges
- Monitor usage trends over time
- Drill down from usage summaries to API logs
- Save commonly used report filters
- View only the data you are authorized to access
Who Can Use This Feature?
The Usage Report is available to authorized users.
Account-Level Users: Can view usage across eligible projects they own.
Project-Level Users: Can view usage for a specific project they are authorized to access.
Note: Access to usage data follows existing account, project, and workflow permissions.
What Problem Does It Solve?
Without the Usage Report, users must check individual projects to understand API usage.
The Usage Report brings everything together in one place and helps users answer questions such as:
- How many API calls have been consumed?
- Which project is generating the most usage?
- Which workflow is driving usage?
- Which APIs contribute most to consumption?
- How has usage changed over time?
- Which API logs are associated with a usage increase?
Understanding the Dashboard
Summary Section
The dashboard displays high-level usage metrics for the selected time period.
Total API Calls
Shows the total number of API calls consumed.
Included Usage
Shows the API usage included in the configured usage plan.
Remaining Usage
Displayed when supported by the customer’s usage configuration.
Usage Trend Graph
The Usage Trend Graph helps identify usage patterns over time.
What You Can See
- Overall usage within the selected period
- Daily or periodic usage trends
- High-usage periods
Dashboard Types
The Usage Report is available at two levels:
Account-Level Dashboard
Provides a consolidated view of usage across all eligible projects that you own.
Available Filters
| Filter | Available |
| Project | Yes |
| Workflow | Yes |
| API | Yes |
| Date & Time Range | Yes |
Usage Analysis Path
Project → Workflow → API → API Calls → API Logs
Included Projects
Only projects that:
- Belong to your account
- Are eligible for usage reporting
- Are owned by you
Excluded Projects
Projects where you only have:
- Admin access
- Standard access
Note: Projects that you do not own are not included in Account-Level usage reporting.
Project-Level Dashboard
Provides usage visibility for a single project.
Available Filters
| Filter | Available |
| Workflow | Yes |
| API | Yes |
| Date & Time Range | Yes |
| Project | No |
Usage Analysis Path
Workflow → API → API Calls → API Logs
Note: The selected project is fixed and cannot be changed using a Project filter.
Using the Usage Report
The Usage Report helps you monitor API consumption, identify usage trends, and investigate activity across projects, workflows, and APIs.
View Overall Usage
Use this workflow to understand total API consumption for a selected period.
Steps
- Open the Usage Report.
- Select the required date and time range.
- Review the summary metrics.
- Review the Usage Trend Graph.
You can quickly understand:
- Total API calls consumed
- Included usage
- Usage trends during the selected period
Find High-Usage Projects
Available in the Account-Level Dashboard only.
Steps
- Select a date range.
- Review project-level usage information.
- Compare usage across projects.
Identify which projects contribute the most API usage.
Find High-Usage Workflows
Steps
- Select a project (Account Level) or use the current project (Project Level).
- Review workflow usage information.
- Compare workflow usage across the selected period.
Identify workflows generating the highest API consumption.
Analyze API Usage
Steps
- Select a workflow.
- Select an API.
- Review API usage information.
- Drill down into API call details if required.
You can understand which APIs are contributing to usage.
Filters
Filters help narrow usage information to the data you need.
Account-Level Filters
- Project
- Workflow
- API
- Date & Time Range
Project-Level Filters
- Workflow
- API
- Date & Time Range
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Possible Cause | Resolution |
| No usage data displayed | No activity during the selected period | Expand the date range and try again |
| No usage data displayed | Filters are too restrictive | Remove or adjust filters |
| Project not visible | Project is not owned by you or not eligible for reporting | Verify project ownership and access permissions |
| Workflow not visible | Workflow is not eligible or accessible | Verify workflow permissions |
| Unable to access Usage Report | Insufficient permissions | Contact your administrator |
| Dashboard fails to load | Temporary reporting service issue | Refresh the page and try again |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Usage Report include Pipe usage?
No. The Usage Report includes Workflow usage only. Pipe usage is not included in usage calculations, charts, tables, or drill-down analysis.
Can I view usage across multiple projects?
Yes. The Account-Level Dashboard allows you to view usage across eligible projects that you own.
Why can’t I see a project in the Account-Level Dashboard?
A project may not appear because:
- You do not own the project
- The project is not eligible for usage reporting
- You no longer have access to the project
Can I filter usage by API?
Yes. API filtering is available in both the Account-Level and Project-Level dashboards.
Why is the Project filter not available in the Project-Level Dashboard?
The Project-Level Dashboard is already scoped to the selected project, so a Project filter is not required.
Can I save frequently used report configurations?
Yes. You can create, apply, update, and delete Saved Filters.
Can Saved Filters be shared across dashboards?
No. Saved Filters are associated with a specific dashboard level and chart. They can only be used where they were created.
Can Saved Filters bypass permissions?
No. Saved Filters always respect your current access permissions.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
| API Call | A request made to an API that contributes to usage. |
| Workflow | An integration process included in usage reporting. |
| Usage Report | The dashboard used to monitor and analyze usage. |
| Included Usage | Usage available under the configured plan. |
| Filter | A way to narrow usage results by project, workflow, API, or date range. |
| Saved Filter | A saved set of filter selections that can be reused. |
| Usage Model | The method used to calculate usage, such as API calls. |