The Usage tab (/workspace/usage) shows how much of your organization’s plan you have
actually consumed, right now, in one place.
Who can see it
Any authenticated member of the active organization can open the page — there is no role gate. The lowest role that can read the organization reads exactly the same figures an owner does.
The three meters
The page shows exactly three meters, each read from its own live, authoritative source — never from a lagging internal copy:
| Meter | What it measures |
|---|---|
| API results this period | Counted results submitted against your organization’s current billing period |
| Storage | Total bytes stored across every attachment surface (test results, defects, comments, and more) |
| Seats | Members and pending invitations counted against your seat limit |
Each meter shows the used figure beside its effective ceiling — the same ceiling your organization’s entitlements resolve to everywhere else in the product, including any per-organization override. There is no fourth meter on this page: projects, rate limits, and retention are not shown here.
Because every figure is read live, at the moment you open the page, raising a limit — for example a seat-limit override applied by staff — is reflected the next time you read this page. Nothing needs to be redeployed.
When a ceiling is unlimited
If your organization’s effective ceiling for a meter is unlimited, that meter shows the used count
and states plainly that the ceiling is unlimited — it never shows a percentage, a remaining amount,
or a progress bar for that meter. There is no 0% or 100% to misread; the unlimited state is its
own explicit presentation, not a percentage computed against a very large number.
Live figures, not a staff-facing snapshot
The numbers on this page always come from the same live endpoints an integrator would call directly — the storage-usage, API-result-usage, and seat-usage endpoints described in the API reference. Staff tooling separately keeps a periodically refreshed copy of some of these figures for platform-wide monitoring; that copy is never what this page shows you, so what you see here is always current.