Dashboard Overview

Understanding your AI usage at a glance

The dashboard gives you a real-time view of your AI usage across all your connected providers. Every request that flows through the Metrion proxy is captured and surfaced here — tokens consumed, costs incurred, latency measured, and errors caught.

Tabs

The dashboard is organized into five tabs. Each tab loads its data independently, so switching between them is instant after the first load.

Overview

The Overview tab is your home base. It combines three rows of widgets into a single unified panel.

Row 1 — Request summary

Three cards sit side by side:

• Requests — total request count for the selected period, with a dual sparkline (successful requests in green, errors in red) and a period comparison badge showing the percentage change versus the previous equivalent period.
• Requests by model — a bar breakdown of the top models by request count for the period.
• Errors — total error count, error rate, and a bar breakdown by HTTP status code.

Row 2 — Charts

Two stacked area charts display token usage over time and cost by model side by side. A Top Providers panel on the right shows cost share per provider with a percentage bar. For time ranges of 24 hours or less, charts use per-request data bucketed by hour. For longer ranges, charts use daily aggregates.

Row 3 — Sparklines

Three compact sparklines give you a quick trend view:

• Costs — spending over time for the period, with a period comparison badge.
• Requesters — unique x-metrion-user identifiers active over time.
• Average latency — mean response time over time, with a period comparison badge.

Period comparison badges (showing +12% or −5%) compare the selected period against the immediately preceding period of the same duration. For example, if you select the last 7 days, the badge compares against the 7 days before that. Badges are hidden if the previous period has no data.

Models

The Models tab breaks down your usage by individual model.

A stacked area chart shows cost by model over time. Below it, a comparison table lists every model you used during the period with the following columns:

Column	Description
Model	Display name and model ID
Requests	Total request count
Tokens	Total tokens with a relative bar
Cost	Total cost in your selected currency
Cost / req	Average cost per request
I/O ratio	Ratio of input tokens to output tokens
Avg latency	Mean response time in milliseconds

The most cost-efficient model is highlighted with a badge to help you spot savings opportunities.

Latency

The Latency tab shows how fast your models respond.

A percentile chart plots P50, P75, P95, and P99 latency over the selected period. Below it, a per-model table shows:

Column	Description
Model	Model name
Requests	Number of timed requests
Avg	Mean latency
Min	Fastest request
Max	Slowest request
P95	95th-percentile latency

A second table lists the 20 slowest requests from the period, with their model, latency, HTTP status, token count, cost, and timestamp.

Errors

The Errors tab shows failed requests — any response with an HTTP status code of 400 or above.

Three metric cards summarize the period: total errors, error rate (as a percentage of all requests), and an overall health status (OK / Warning / Degraded).

A timeline chart plots 4xx and 5xx errors side by side over the period so you can spot spikes. A breakdown panel beside it lists each HTTP status code observed, with a count, percentage, and color-coded bar.

Below those panels, a table lists the last 50 error messages recorded, with columns for timestamp, model, HTTP status code, error message text, latency, and requester.

Sources

The Sources tab shows usage broken down by the x-metrion-user header value you pass in your requests.

A stacked area chart plots cost per source over time (top 8 sources). A table below it shows each source with:

Column	Description
Source	The x-metrion-user value, or “Direct” if absent
Requests	Total request count
Tokens	Total tokens consumed
Cost	Total cost
Cost / req	Average cost per request
Latency	Average response time
Errors	Error rate (orange above 5%, red above 10%)
Last active	Timestamp of most recent request
Share	Percentage of total traffic

Sources with no activity in the last 7 days are marked as Inactive.

Time range

Use the date picker in the header to control the period displayed across all tabs.

Quick ranges: 1h, 4h, 8h, 12h, 1d, 7d, 30d, 90d

Custom range: Open the calendar to pick any start and end date. You can set a specific hour for both the start and end time, giving you hour-level precision.

Plan	Maximum history
Free	7 days
Pro	90 days

Filters

Click Filters to open the filter panel. You can combine multiple filters — they apply across all tabs and persist in the URL so you can share a filtered view.

Filter	Description
Model	Select one or more specific models
Provider	Filter by provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Grok)
HTTP status	Filter by specific response status codes observed in your data
Requester	Filter by x-metrion-user value
Cost range	Set a minimum and/or maximum cost per request
Token range	Set a minimum and/or maximum token count per request

A purple badge on the Filters button shows how many filters are currently active.

Use the Model and Provider filters together to isolate a single model’s performance, or use the HTTP status filter to focus the Errors tab on a specific failure type like 429 Too Many Requests.

Currency

The cost graphs and metrics support three currencies: USD, EUR, and CHF. Change your preferred currency in your account settings. The conversion applies only to cost displays — all underlying data is stored in USD.