What each widget shows

Every widget reads from the same underlying data, and the date range you've picked at the top of the dashboard (7 days, 30 days, month-to-date, a custom range, and so on) applies to all of them at once — with two exceptions that say so on the widget: Projected Month-End always looks at the current month, and Intelligence Summary always covers the last 30 days.

The charts work from the keyboard too: tab to a chart, move with the arrow keys, press Enter to drill in and Escape to back out.

Spend Summary

Your total spend for the selected period. Under 30D it's compared with the whole of last month; under Month to Date it's compared with the same days of last month (say, the 1st to the 22nd), so a month in progress isn't measured against a finished one. Other ranges show the total on its own, because last month isn't a fair comparison for them.

Projected Month-End

An estimate of where your total spend will land by the end of the current month, based on how you've been spending so far this month, with the difference from last month's total. Useful for catching a budget problem two weeks before the invoice, not two weeks after.

Intelligence Summary

A quick-glance summary of the last 30 days: how many critical and warning items are open — anomalies and insights together — an estimate of available monthly savings, and whichever single item is currently the highest priority. (The Intelligence badge in the sidebar counts anomalies only, so the two numbers can differ.) Select Review to see the full picture on the Intelligence page.

Daily Cost Chart

A line chart of daily spend across the selected period — days with no spend show as $0 rather than being skipped. Select any day to break its total down by platform, then select a platform to see which API key drove it.

Platform Breakdown

A donut chart showing what share of your spend each platform represents. Select a slice (or a row in the legend below it) to drill into that platform's API-key-level breakdown.

Active Platforms

How many connections are active, and whether any need attention — for example "2 keys rejected" when a provider has stopped accepting a key. Includes a shortcut to the Platforms page to fix them.

Top Platforms by Spend

A ranked table: platform, total spend, share of overall spend, and a trend indicator comparing the second half of the period with the first (up, down, or flat within ±5%). The two halves are always the same length, so an odd-length range drops its middle day rather than comparing 3 days with 4. If a platform's spend is under $0.50 in either half, the trend column shows a dash rather than a misleading arrow.

Cost by Platform

Not on your dashboard by default. Add it from the widget library if you want it: a stacked bar chart of spend by platform over time (grouped by day, week, or month depending on how wide a date range you've selected), so you can see how the mix between platforms is shifting, not just the total. Select a bar segment to drill into that platform's API-key breakdown for that period.