Navigating to Analytics
Open Analytics from the main sidebar. By default, the dashboard opens at the org level, showing total spend across all projects and all members for the last 30 days.Org-level analytics are visible to org admins. Project members without that role see analytics scoped to their own projects only.
Dimensions You Can Slice By
Use the dimension tabs and filters at the top of the dashboard to break spend down along any axis — or combine multiple filters to narrow to a specific subset.Project
See which client engagements are consuming the most tokens and cost. Quickly identify projects approaching their budget ceiling before enforcement triggers.
Person
See which team members are the heaviest AI users across the org. Useful for understanding adoption patterns and for reviewing individual spend against personal caps.
Provider
Compare spend across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google Gemini, and Azure OpenAI. Understand where your AI budget is going at the infrastructure level.
Model
Break spend down by specific model — compare
gpt-4o vs claude-3-5-sonnet vs gemini-1.5-pro. Identify whether cost-efficient models could substitute for premium ones on lower-stakes tasks.Date Range
Set the time window using the date range picker in the top-right corner of the dashboard. Available presets:- Last 7 days
- Last 30 days
- Last 90 days
- Custom range (pick any start and end date)
Exporting Data
Pull a full CSV export from any analytics view to feed into your billing system, matter management platform, or financial reporting tools.1
Open the Export tab
From the Analytics page, click the Export tab.
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Set filters
Choose a date range. Optionally filter by specific projects, members, or providers to limit the export to what you need.
3
Download
Click Download CSV. Exports covering up to 90 days are ready immediately. Longer ranges generate a download link sent to your email within a few minutes.
One Canonical Ledger
The analytics dashboard and ParleHub’s budget enforcement engine read from the same underlying token ledger. The spend number you see in a project’s analytics view is the same number that triggers the 80% warning banner and the pre-flight budget block. There is no lag, no reconciliation gap, and no difference between “reported spend” and “enforced spend.” When analytics shows a project at 500 budget, enforcement will block at $500 — not at some independently calculated figure.Token counts reflect actual billed tokens from the provider response. ParleHub does not mark up, round, or adjust token counts — what the provider reports is what you see and what you are charged for.
Why a single ledger matters for professional services
Why a single ledger matters for professional services
In a billable-hours environment, the number on your analytics export needs to match the number on any client invoice or write-off memo. Because ParleHub uses one canonical ledger for both reporting and enforcement, you can export usage data and use it directly in billing workflows — with confidence that the numbers reconcile with the limits your team experienced during the engagement.