AI module usage, allowance and capacity in one clear view
Meter shows how your Ostina modules are being used, what is included, what remains and where capacity may need attention, all through your Score workspace.
Meter helps you understand module usage before allowances or capacity become a surprise.
Meter gives customers a practical view of module activity without asking them to collect usage reports. Depending on the service, that can include emails, call minutes, meetings, support requests, document units and other agreed allowances.
Included use, remaining capacity, trends and unusual activity stay visible in Score. Where a sound method exists, Meter can also show clearly labelled operational estimates such as time released, without presenting an estimate as a guaranteed saving.
- See included use and remaining allowance
- Track emails, calls, meetings and other module units
- Review trends and unusual activity earlier
- Understand top-up or capacity options before limits are reached
- Everything is implemented for you after successful consultation
What Meter shows, what remains private and what you can review
Meter turns approved customer-facing usage records into an understandable view. It does not expose Ostina's raw provider costs or pretend operational estimates are exact savings.
What Meter shows
Shows included use, remaining allowance, module activity, capacity trends and suitable operational estimates in one customer view.
What remains private
Internal provider costs, raw platform accounting and unrelated client data are not part of the customer-facing Meter view.
What you can review
Review emails, call minutes, meetings, support requests, document units and other agreed measures, depending on the modules connected.
See how Meter fits into the wider AI governance and control framework.
See The Rhythm In Action
Click each stage to see how Meter turns module activity into clear allowance, capacity and usage information.
Usage Recorded
Scenario
A connected module completes approved work.
Meter does
Records the customer-facing usage unit.
Control
Usage remains tied to the correct customer and module.
Channel
Ostina module
Step 01
Confirm modules and allowances
Confirm the modules, included use and customer-facing units that should be visible.
Step 02
Connect approved usage records
Connect the reliable module records needed for emails, calls, meetings, support or document usage.
Step 03
Validate the customer view
Check totals, remaining allowance and labels before the view becomes part of normal service.
Step 04
Review capacity over time
Use trends and unusual activity to discuss plan changes or top-ups before capacity becomes a surprise.
See usage, allowance and capacity across connected modules
Meter allowance and usage setup
Agree which customer-facing usage units and allowances should appear for each connected module.
Start with discovery
Meter capacity and allowance review
Review remaining use, trends and suitable top-up or plan options before an allowance is exhausted.
See connected module
Operational estimates and trends
Review clearly labelled time-released estimates and unusual activity only where the underlying method is sound.
Explore AI Control
Everything is implemented for you after successful consultation. Start here
Meter
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03300 244 940Meter is the customer view of how much of each Ostina module has been used, what is included, what remains and where capacity may need attention.
Depending on the modules connected, Meter can show emails, call minutes, meetings, support requests, document units and other agreed usage measures.
No. Meter is designed around customer-facing usage, allowance and capacity. Internal provider costs and raw platform accounting are not exposed.
Meter can show clearly labelled operational estimates where a sound method exists. Estimates are not presented as guaranteed savings or exact payroll figures.
Meter can make remaining capacity and unusual usage visible so the customer can review options, including an agreed top-up or a change to the service plan.
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