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# Monitoring
Monitoring is primarily for **Administrators**, but individual users can still see their AI token usage.
### AI Usage
This page gives you an overview of **token usage** within a selected time period.
Track total token usage over time and see how usage is distributed across different **AI configurations**, providers, and models. You can also compare usage between users and select an individual user to view a detailed breakdown of their token usage.
### Audits
System audits provide a record of changes made in Trulyp. Review who changed a record, who logged in, what was created, updated, or deleted, and when the change occurred. Filter audit records by connection, schema, date, status, or member. You can inspect changed values and export audit data as a CSV file.
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System audits are only available to administrators.
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### Logging
Logging helps administrators investigate platform health and troubleshoot issues. View system logs for runtime events, request failures, synchronization issues, and application errors. View workflow logs to trace schema workflows, background jobs, and automation runs from trigger to completion. Search log entries, inspect full messages and stack traces, and download log files when needed. Logs are retained for 30 days.
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