Knowing a workspace burned 28,000 credits last month is useful. Knowing which campaign inside that workspace burned them is what actually lets you act. The billing Usage page now drills all the way down to the individual campaign.
What's new
The By Workspace breakdown on your Usage tab is now expandable. Each workspace row opens to reveal every campaign that consumed credits inside it, with the exact credit total and the share of that workspace's spend each campaign represents. The workspace-level view you already rely on is unchanged — the campaign detail simply unfolds beneath it when you want it.
How to use it
- Open Billing → Usage.
- Find the By Workspace section and click any workspace row to expand it.
- Each campaign that spent credits in that workspace appears beneath it, sorted by spend, showing its credit total and its percentage of the workspace's usage.
- Click the row again to collapse it.
What rolls up where
Most credit spend traces cleanly to the campaign that drove it — AI-drafted first emails, deep lead enrichment, and replies are all attributed to their campaign. Some spend genuinely has no campaign behind it: finding leads for a list, Self Learning AI model work, and contact-list cleaning happen before or outside any single campaign. Rather than guess, those land in a clearly labelled No campaign row, so the numbers always add up to the workspace total.
Why it matters
Credits are your sending budget, and budget you can't attribute is budget you can't optimize. When one campaign quietly consumes most of a workspace's credits, you want to know whether it's your best performer earning that spend or a misconfigured sequence enriching contacts it shouldn't. The per-campaign view turns a single workspace number into a ranked list you can act on — pause the wasteful campaign, pour more into the one booking meetings, or simply explain the month's usage with line-item clarity.
For teams running multiple clients or markets in separate workspaces, this also makes internal chargeback and client reporting straightforward. The campaign breakdown is built from the same data as your invoice, so what you show a stakeholder matches what you were billed for.
What you should do
Nothing to enable — open Billing → Usage and start expanding workspace rows. The breakdown covers the same time window as the rest of the page, so the campaign totals you see always reconcile to the workspace and account totals above them.