No gateways yet. Enrol one here, then give it the GW_HUB_URL and GW_HUB_TOKEN this page prints and restart it.

Reported by each company's own gateway. A gateway that has stopped reporting keeps its last answer, dated — it is never counted in the totals and never shown as current.

AI credits are read from each gateway's credit ledger: the mode, the balance and the credits used this month (1 credit = US$0.01 sold). A personal company shows how many people are in each mode, never a row per person. “—” means that company's gateway does not report credits, which is not a balance of 0.

Each figure is a running total per seat key, since that key was created or last reset — it is the meter's own number, not a month's bill, and it is USD as the meter records it. A gateway reads its meter about once an hour, not on every report: measuring spend is one request per seat to the proxy every chat depends on. The platform total above counts only readings that are current.

Raised once when a problem starts and cleared once when it stops — never repeated while it lasts. A gateway that stops reporting keeps what it last reported, marked as such: silence is not a fix.

Each gateway places seats on its own machines. "Reachable" is that gateway's own verdict on the machine, so it is only as current as its report.

A reading is one call per seat, so a gateway takes one at most every six hours and the report carries what it stored. Nothing on this page is live, and a reading older than a day is shown with its age and never counted.

A request travels in the reply to that server's next report, so it starts within a couple of minutes. "Sent" means it arrived; how the work itself ended is what the server reports afterwards.

Every gateway pulls this. A gateway's own rows still win on that box, and vendor keys never leave the box whose proxy uses them.

A release goes Test (only seats you pin) → Early (companies set to Early) → Everyone. Seats update themselves overnight when idle; nothing restarts while somebody is working.