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This document covers the core monitoring stack in Analytics and Insights: the Executive Dashboard for high-level KPIs and trend analysis, the Analytics page for operational drill-downs and session-level debugging, and Billing and Usage for cost governance.

Dashboard

The Dashboard page — titled At a Glance in the interface — provides a pre-built executive overview of your AI agent program. It aggregates key performance indicators, trend visualizations, outcome breakdowns, and a conversation-level drill-down into a single view, giving stakeholders immediate visibility into agent performance without any configuration. Use it as the starting point for daily operational checks or to prepare data for leadership reviews. Navigation: ProjectInsightsDashboard Date range selector: A toggle in the top-right corner lets you select 7d, 30d (default), or 90d. Changing the range refreshes all KPI cards, charts, and conversation data on the page. Dashboard

KPI metric cards

Six metric cards appear at the top of the page. Each card displays a primary value and, where applicable, a sub-label with supporting context. Warning icons appear on cards where the metric falls below expected thresholds.

Views

Below the KPI cards, four views organize the dashboard’s detailed data:

Cost settings

The ROI tab estimates the savings from automating conversations by comparing AI cost against the equivalent human cost. Select Cost Settings to open the ROI Cost Settings dialog, set the cost assumptions the ROI metrics use, then select Save.

Billing and usage

The Billing and Usage page provides a consolidated view of your project’s billing-unit consumption, enabling finance and operations teams to monitor spend, forecast costs, and ensure the project stays within allocated budgets. The platform calculates billing data from materialized processing batches, so there may be a short delay before the most recent usage appears. Navigation: ProjectInsightsBilling and Usage Use the time range selector to view usage for the last 7 days, 30 days, or 90 days. The page displays aggregated billing-unit counts, breakdowns by resource type (LLM calls, token consumption, pipeline executions), and trend lines showing usage over the selected period.