> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sealsecurity.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sealsecurity.io/using-platform/usage-page.md). # The Usage page The Usage page shows what your tenant has consumed against your Seal subscription. It is the canonical place to check whether you are on track with your quotas, how usage has trended over time, and (for tenants with AI features enabled) how much of your AI token allotment has been spent. The page lives under **Settings > Usage**. Two tabs split the data: **System** for the platform quotas, and **AI agent** for AI-feature consumption. The AI agent tab is only shown to tenants that have enabled AI features. ## The System tab The System tab covers the tenant's main subscription quotas. Three groups of content stack down the page.
The Usage page's System tab showing subscription period, quota counters, and the trend chart.

The Usage page System tab.

### Subscription period At the top, a widget shows the current subscription window: start date, end date, and where today falls within it. Use this to see how much of the period remains and to put the rest of the page's numbers in context. ### Quotas Below the period widget, the page shows the count of each subscribed resource used so far versus what your subscription includes. Three quotas in scope: * **Packages.** The count of sealed packages pulled across all your builds during this subscription period, versus the package count your subscription covers. This is the headline quota for most tenants. * **CVEs.** The count of vulnerabilities Seal has helped you remediate this period, versus the CVE count your subscription covers. Tenants whose subscription does not cap CVEs see this row hidden. * **Base images.** For tenants subscribed to Seal Base Images, the count of sealed images pulled versus the image count in the subscription. The numbers reflect what Seal observed up to the snapshot's timestamp; see "Refresh cadence" below. ### Trend charts Below the quotas, a chart shows usage over the subscription period. A toggle at the top of the chart switches between **Packages** (sealed packages pulled month by month) and **CVEs** (vulnerabilities remediated month by month). The chart marks the subscription start and the current month so you can see whether usage is concentrated in a part of the period or spread evenly. The chart is hidden when usage is too low to plot meaningfully. New tenants typically see this state for the first few weeks; the chart appears once enough pulls have happened. ### Usage history Below the chart, a table lists the underlying records (per-day or per-month, depending on the data) for the same period. Use it when you need to look up a specific date's numbers rather than rely on the rolled-up chart. ## The AI agent tab The AI agent tab covers the tenant's AI token consumption. AI tokens are a single tenant-wide quota that covers both the [Seal AI Agent](/using-platform/seal-ai-agent.md) (chat usage) and the [Seal Engineer](/using-platform/seal-engineer.md) (flow runs); the platform does not split the budget between them. A heavy week on the Engineer counts against the same pool as a heavy week on the Agent. The tab shows a per-user breakdown of consumption. Each user has: * A token-usage bar showing their consumption against any per-user limits your tenant has set. * Aggregate statistics: messages sent, flow runs initiated, and similar counters. * The user's role chip from the platform's user list. Tenants without AI features enabled do not see this tab. ## Refresh cadence The two tabs refresh differently. The header on each tab shows the last-updated time: * **System tab**: the snapshot updates **once a day**. The number you see may be a few hours behind your most recent CI activity. * **AI agent tab**: **live**, recomputed on each visit. Refreshing the page after a flow run shows the new consumption. For periodic checks, this difference rarely matters. For audits or end-of-period reviews, account for the System tab's daily-snapshot lag when interpreting the most recent numbers. ## Who can see the page Everyone in the tenant can see the Usage page. ## Related * [The Dashboard](/discovering/dashboard.md): the tenant-wide aggregate view of vulnerability posture. Different data from the Usage page (posture vs consumption). * [The Seal AI Agent](/using-platform/seal-ai-agent.md) and [The Seal Engineer](/using-platform/seal-engineer.md): the two AI features whose token usage shows up on the AI agent tab.