ANTE User Manual

AI Statistic

The AI Statistic page is an analytics dashboard that shows how much artificial intelligence (AI) the system is using. It answers three questions at a glance: which company uses the most AI, whether that usage runs on the shared system key or on the company's own credentials, and which users trigger AI the most. You can narrow everything down by date range, credential source, and service.

⚠️ Developer Access Only

This page lives in the Developer portal and is only available to users with developer privileges.

Where to Find It

In the Developer portal sidebar, open the System group and click AI Statistic.

Page Layout

The page is built from four stacked sections:

  1. A filter bar at the top.
  2. A row of four summary cards (totals for the selected range).
  3. A row of four split cards (how usage breaks down by credential source and service).
  4. Two ranking tables side by side — Top Companies by AI Usage and Top Users by AI Usage.

The page defaults to showing the last 30 days of activity. Change the filters at any time to refresh every card and table below.

Filters

FilterDescription
FromStart date of the range. Defaults to 30 days ago. Cannot be set later than the To date.
ToEnd date of the range. Defaults to today. Cannot be set earlier than the From date.
Credential sourceLimit results to a single credential source. Options: All, System key, Own credentials, Unknown.
ServiceLimit results to a single service. Options: All, Core, Accounting.

What the credential sources mean

SourceMeaning
System keyThe AI call ran on the shared system AI key that ANTE provides for everyone.
Own credentialsThe AI call ran on the company's own AI credentials configured in their settings.
UnknownThe credential source could not be determined for the call.

Summary Cards

These four cards report totals for the selected date range:

CardWhat it counts
Total CallsTotal number of AI calls made.
Total TokensTotal tokens consumed (prompt plus response).
Prompt TokensTokens used by the prompts sent to the AI.
ErrorsNumber of AI calls that failed.

Split Cards

These four cards break the usage down further. Each shows a call count, and the credential cards also show the matching token total in their label:

CardWhat it shows
System-key callsNumber of calls made on the system key. Its label also shows the system-key token total.
Own-creds callsNumber of calls made on companies' own credentials. Its label also shows the own-credentials token total.
UnknownNumber of calls whose credential source could not be determined.
Accounting callsNumber of calls made by the Accounting service.

Ranking Tables

Top Companies by AI Usage

ColumnDescription
CompanyCompany name.
CallsTotal AI calls by that company.
TokensTotal tokens consumed by that company.
SystemCalls that company made on the system key.
OwnCalls that company made on its own credentials.

Top Users by AI Usage

ColumnDescription
UserUser name.
CallsTotal AI calls triggered by that user.
TokensTotal tokens consumed by that user.

Both tables are pre-ranked by usage, with the heaviest users and companies at the top. When there is no AI activity in the selected range, each table shows "No AI usage in this range".

Common Tasks

Finding the heaviest AI user this month

  1. Leave the From and To dates at their defaults (the last 30 days), or set the range you want.
  2. Look at the Top Users by AI Usage table — the top row is the heaviest user, with their Calls and Tokens totals.

Checking how much usage runs on the system key vs. own credentials

  1. Set the date range you want to review.
  2. Read the System-key calls and Own-creds calls split cards — each shows the call count, and its label shows the token total.
  3. To drill into a single source, set the Credential source filter to System key or Own credentials; every card and table updates to show only that source.

Reviewing only Accounting AI usage

  1. Set the Service filter to Accounting.
  2. The summary cards, split cards, and ranking tables now reflect Accounting-service AI usage only.

Investigating AI errors

  1. Set the date range covering the period in question.
  2. Check the Errors summary card for the count of failed AI calls in that range.