GitHub Copilot Enterprise User, blind to Credit Consumption

[drinck]

🏷️ Discussion Type

Bug

💬 Feature/Topic Area

Copilot in GitHub

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I would like to keep track of my credit consumption, considering the pricing changes. I used to monitor it through the Visual Studio IDE "Copilot Consumptions" button. Now that displays a pop up titles "Copilot Usage" "Pro Plan - Unable to retrieve your information. Try again later or file a bug if the issue persists.".

How do I check my individual user credit consumption?

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[ghostinhershell]

Hi @drinck,

You can check your Copilot credit consumption from your GitHub billing settings. On GitHub.com, go to Settings → Billing and licensing → Metered usage → Copilot. Usage details may also be available through the downloadable usage CSV in billing settings.

The in-IDE Copilot usage indicator is another way to view usage, but if Visual Studio continues to show “Unable to retrieve your information,” please retry later or file a bug if the issue persists.

If the usage shown in billing settings does not match what you expect, please share what you believe the expected usage or charge should be and the reasoning behind that expectation so we can review whether further investigation is needed.

[IanGraingerGMSL]

I'm on a Business plan (not Enterprise) - but for me, this information is incorrect.

The billing in that section doesn't have Copliot listed.

VSCode has removed the 'premium requests' counter, and now just says 'Included with your organization's plan'.

I have no visibility without asking the organisation owner. That isn't sustainable.

[drinck]

There is not a Copilot option in Metered usage.

[drinck]

To my knowledge, there is no possible way to check a GitHub Copilot Enterprise User's credit consumption at this time from the user's end. I struggle to fathom how this is the case. Please point me in the right direction if I am incorrect about this.

[WilliamHarrellBB]

If you hover over an AI response in the VS Code chat, it will tell you at the bottom how many credits that particular response took at least. Obviously this is less than ideal. I agree there needs to be an easier way to tell much we as enterprise users are consuming.

[IanGraingerGMSL]

Sorry, you're saying I'm meant to write down the number after each interaction and add it up myself? 🤔

[drinck]

Sorry, you're saying I'm meant to write down the number after each interaction and add it up myself? 🤔

Just have Opus 4.7 calculate your credit usage