Creating usage reports
Usage reports help you to understand both your actual usage and how usage varies over a period. Depending on the capabilities configured for your subscriptions, different types of reports are available.
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About this task
To understand how usage varies over time, you can generate different types of reports.
- User-based reports
- A user is anyone with access to the cloud subscription. Users also include functional IDs. Usage is tracked when a user logs in to the service. You can generate reports for unique users, maximum concurrent users, and the total number of users. The reports include additional statistical information, such as the maximum, minimum, and average number of users per day.
- Workflow: Activity-based reports
- Depending on how your cloud subscription was set up, you might also be able to generate activity-based reports. These reports show the number of completed steps in a process, service flow, or case solution for each of your environments.
- Decisions: Decisions reports
- Show the number of calls to a decision service in Rule Execution Server during the selected time period. For example, if an application calls a decision service 10,000 times per hour in one day, the metric shows 240,000 calls for that day.
- Decisions: Artifacts reports
- Show the number of unique versioned artifacts in Decision Center. The artifacts are counted only once across all branches, releases and activities, in a given subscription. If you use duplicates of artifacts in different subscription, the artifacts are counted separately for each one. The metering service does not see the duplication.
- Decisions: Billable artifacts reports
- These artifacts are covered by your entitlement. They do not include items in the recycle bin if they are not referenced in a different branch or snapshot.