Reading the console

Everything on the dashboard exists to keep two different kinds of facts honest at once: modeled estimates (with uncertainty) and exact retirements (without any). This page explains each element. A public, read-only demo console shows all of it with synthetic data.

Monthly usage-phase footprint

Three charts: Water (gallons), Carbon (kg CO2e), Energy (kWh), one bar per month.

• The bar rises to P90, the retirement accrual basis for every account.
• The shade change inside the bar marks P50, the central estimate. The lighter segment above it is deliberate conservatism headroom, not a higher belief about the footprint.
• The whisker spans P05 to P95, the 90 percent plausible range. It ships with every figure; hovering a bar shows the numeric range with both ends in the same unit scale.
• The estimates credit cache reads at the methodology's cached-input coefficient and apply conservative treatment where providers hide reasoning tokens; banner notices appear when the model-registry disclosure threshold (over 15 percent unclassified tokens) or the hidden-reasoning multiplier fired.

Filters

The API multi-select and date range filter every figure on the page at once. The cap readout shows billable tokens against your tier cap (billable = fresh input + output + 10 percent of cached input; reasoning tokens are a subset of output, never double-counted).

Retirement history

Whole registry units retired per month, one panel per category. Solid bars are confirmed retirements, the only kind certificates report; dashed outlines are funded orders awaiting supplier confirmation. This strip is deliberately separate from the estimate charts: retirements are exact instruments, estimates are modeled, and the two are never overlaid.

Credit position

Per category: units retired to date, pending fulfillment, buffer coverage, and the carryover obligation (fractions below a whole unit roll forward to the next close). Categories never mix; there is no combined score.

Invoices

One local invoice per closed period, mirroring your Stripe subscription charge. Self-serve accounts are charged by the subscription itself, never twice. The Manage billing button opens the Stripe customer portal for card changes, invoice history, and cancellation.

Certificates

Each closed period's four-section certificate, downloadable as PDF and JSON. See Certificates for the anatomy.

Managed connections and Report usage

Add provider connections (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google), trigger a manual sync for any window, remove or rotate credentials, or self-report monthly totals. The full setup guide renders below these cards inside the console.

Close a billing period

Operator tooling for the monthly close: aggregate the period, accrue at P90, retire (buffer first, then supplier orders), enforce the certificate-share floor, issue the certificate, and invoice. Every step is journaled and idempotent; re-running a closed period changes nothing.