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Monitor credit balance on the Dashboard and verify Credits traffic in AI Usage.

Dashboard

Path: AI Foundation > Dashboard Use the switch at the top of the Dashboard to view Own API Keys or T3Planet Credits. The credits view shows a T3PLANET CREDITS MODE banner with the period filter. The Credit Balance card has the buttons Top up and Manage. Both open AI Foundation → AI Providers, where you buy credits and see the details. AI Foundation Dashboard in AI Credits mode with balance, credit burn chart, and spend by extension Credits Dashboard — remaining balance, credit burn over time, spend by extension, and period KPIs.

What it shows

  • Credit balance — remaining credits from T3Planet
  • Usage charts — credit use and requests for the selected period
  • KPI cards — requests, tokens, credits used, success rate
  • Recent requests — the latest AI requests from the local request log for the current period filter (not a fixed “last hour” window). See AI Usage below for the full filterable history.
Remaining balance comes from T3Planet. Local charts and recent requests come from the request log. They are related, but not always identical.

Period filter

Use Today, Yesterday, 7 / 14 / 30 days, or a custom range. Charts, KPIs, and the recent-requests list follow this filter.

Credits panel on AI Providers

Path: AI Foundation > AI Providers (Credits active) This page has the most detail about your credits:
  • Credit Balance — credits left and Buy more credits
  • Credits used, Daily average, Est. remaining days — a forecast from recent use
  • AI Credit Bundles — plans and top-ups. See Buy credits
  • Credit Costs per Operation — what each AI action costs
  • Recent AI Usage — charges on this site. Filter by Entry type (All, Debit, Credit). Purchases appear after the next sync with T3Planet.
Credit Costs per Operation table with example costs per 500 credits Credit Costs per Operation: each AI feature with an example of how many actions 500 credits cover, and the credits used so far. Recent AI Usage table with Trial credit rows (+50 cr) and usage rows with negative credits Recent AI Usage. Request IDs are blurred in this screenshot. What you should see in Recent AI Usage: one row per entry with Description, Extension, Page, Latency, Status, Request UUID, Date and Credits. Credits you receive (for example the free trial) show as credit with a green +50 cr. AI calls show as success with a negative amount such as -0.047 cr. The top bar of the TYPO3 backend also shows a credit counter (used / total, for example 7.94/158 cr).
Recent AI Usage is a copy kept on this installation. If you connect a different credits account with a claim code, the copy is cleared and refills from the new account.

AI Usage

Path: AI Foundation > AI Usage Use AI Usage to confirm that AI calls ran through AI Credits and to inspect individual requests.

What to look for

For Credits traffic, the provider value is: t3planet_credits

Column glossary

  • Module / extension — which product triggered the call (for example T3 AI, AI Search, AI Chatbot)
  • Model — model used for that request
  • Tokens — input and output token count
  • Credits — credits charged for a successful Credits request
  • Status — success or error for that call
  • Provider — t3planet_credits when Credits handled the request; otherwise your own API provider id
In AI Usage, narrow the log by:
  • Date range — same period idea as the Dashboard (today, last N days, or custom)
  • Provider — filter to t3planet_credits to see only Credits traffic
  • Status — success vs failed/error rows
  • Module / extension — when you need traffic from one product only
Use these filters when the recent list on the Dashboard is not enough.

How to verify Credits

  1. Activate Credits.
  2. Run one AI action that uses AI Foundation — for example, generate a meta description in T3 AI.
  3. Open AI Usage.
  4. Filter by provider t3planet_credits (or scan the latest rows).
  5. Confirm a new row for that action.
From Dashboard, open a recent request or go to AI Usage when you need filters, older history, or failed-request details.