# View Your Credit Usage
You can understand how you've used your credits, when you've used them and your historical usage patterns on the Credit Usage page.
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You can access the Credit Usage page from your Workspace Settings > "Credit Usage"
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At the top, you'll see:
1. A link to a page explaining [how credits work within Roboflow](https://docs.roboflow.com/billing/credits)
2. A button to the [Credit Consumption Audit Log](#credit-consumption-audit-log)
3. Your current Plan Cycle
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Some workspaces, including annual plans, have a "Flex Cycle" which means Flex Usage is billed on a separate interval from when their plan is billed. Learn more in the [Flex Usage section of the Credits page](https://docs.roboflow.com/billing/credits/..#flex-usage).
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There are three main tools you can use to see your workspace's credit usage:
* [Usage Chart](#usage-chart)
* [Current Cycle Breakdown](#current-cycle-breakdown)
* [Credit Consumption Audit Log](#credit-consumption-audit-log)
### Usage Chart
There are several features within the Usage Chart that you can use to get a better understanding of your workspace's credit usage: (numbers reflect the labels on the image above)
#### 1. Cumulative Mode Toggle
By default, the chart is set to show your credit usage cumulatively. This means that the "bars" on the chart reflect the credits you've used within the cycle. This means, for example, if the right-most "bar" is at 15 credits, you've used 15 credits this cycle.\
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If it's off, it will represent the daily amount you've used on credits, and it will be easier to tell spikes in the days you've used your credits the most, like the image below:
#### 2. Date Range
You can select by Plan Cycle (your workspace plan billing/included-limits cycle) or a date timeframe
#### 3. Filters
You can select an "Attribution" filter and/or a "Usage Type" filter
Attribution Filter: Track workspace usage for a given folder or API key
Within the Attribution filter, you can select either filtering usage attributed to an API Key or a Folder within Roboflow.\
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This gives you the ability to track workspace usage for a given folder (which can be assigned to a specific team, group, or department) or a specific API key (which can be assigned to a specific use case, device, or deployment).\
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**API Key Filtering**
**Billing Folders**
This displays a hierarchical tree view of your workspace's folder structure with usage data for each folder. You can:
* Expand and collapse folders to drill into sub-folder usage
* Select or deselect folders to filter the usage chart
Usage is rolled up by default: You can deselect a parent folder to exclude its direct usage from the chart and view only its children's usage.
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Billing Folders are a premium feature. Learn more [here](https://docs.roboflow.com/workspaces/billing-folders)
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Usage Type Filter: Filter different categories of usage or by specific features
You can filter usage to different categories or a specific feature that has credit usage. Click on the dropdowns to expand more granular options.\
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Only categories and features that have had credit usage will appear in this filter.
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#### 4. Display Mode
You can choose to display by either Credits (which is the default) or Dollars, depending on your workspace's price-per-credit (which can differ by workspace, plan, and custom agreement)
### Current Cycle Breakdown
In the Current Cycle Breakdown, you can see an overview of credit spend for the current billing cycle.
You can see a breakdown of the credits you've used in the current billing cycle, summarized by feature and broken out across Dataset, Train and Deploy
At the bottom of the page, you can see how close you are to Workspace Limits for:
* Team Members
* Projects
### Credit Consumption Audit Log
If you want to see detailed usage of your credits, click "Audit Log" at the top.
On this screen, select the date range you want to view and click Search.
This view will show you the exact feature and timestamp associated with credit usage to help give you a better idea of what actions are using credits.
