The Copilot usage metrics API now reports how many AI credits each user consumed per day, derived from the same AI credits consumption data used in the usage-based billing API.

What’s new

A new ai_credits_used field is now included for each user in the user-level reports and indicates the total AI credits a user consumed. This is an overall per-user total across all of that user’s Copilot activity.

The field is available in both the single-day (users-1-day) and 28-day (users-28-day) user-level reports at the enterprise and organization levels.

Why this matters

• Connect consumption to value: ai_credits_used sits in the same reports you already track for usage, so you can see consumption next to the work that drove it.
• Understand adoption across your teams: See how AI credit usage is distributed across your enterprise or organization to recognize where Copilot is delivering the most value.
• Plan for usage-based billing: Monitor day-over-day consumption patterns to anticipate AI credit ranges and inform budget decisions.

Important notes

• These metrics are available to enterprise administrators and organization owners who have access to Copilot usage metrics through the REST API.
• ai_credits_used is an overall per-user total. It is not currently broken down by feature, model, or surface.
• The field is available in the user-level reports. It is a metrics signal for analyzing consumption, not a billed total—refer to billing for invoicing.

Visit the Copilot usage metrics API documentation to learn more. You can also join the discussion within GitHub Community.