Are our people using the AI we pay for?
Company accounts only. Personal subscriptions are invisible to us.
Are they using AI for the company?
company use vs no company link, 30 days- ● Company use78%
- ● No company link14%
- ● Not measurable8%
repo scope
- ● Company use91%
- ● No company link9%
commit trailers, PRs
- ● Company use46%
- ● No company link54%
Projects, connectors
- ● Company use31%
- ● No company link69%
custom GPTs · CSV stale
Each chart is its own tool and its own evidence class, so they are never combined. Company use is matched to company repositories, Projects and connectors; no conversation content is ever read.
Weekly active users, 12 weeks
observedActive means at least one session that day. Source: Copilot daily report, Claude Enterprise engagement endpoint.
Spend by tool, 30 days
units kept apart| Tool | Unit | Evidence | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Enterprise | USD | observed | $18,400 |
| GitHub Copilot | credits | observed | 61,200 |
| Copilot seat licenses | USD | estimated | $7,410 |
| ChatGPT Enterprise | USD | unavailable | No invoice data |
No total is shown because the rows are in different units. A CSV invoice import would make ChatGPT spend observed.
Insight
ruleFinance holds 41 seats and 32 were idle for the full period. Reclaiming them saves an estimated $960 per month at the configured seat price.
Insights are deterministic rules over metric results. The savings figure inherits the seat price's partial status.