In our org, we want to use API for 3 different use cases. We plan to create 3 API keys. However, we want to track cost for each use case separately.
In dashboard, I could see that it allows cost and limits only to be set at “Account” level. For “paid accounts” does this support cost breakup and limits at “API key” level ?
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It’s all lumped together. Usually, it’s best to sort and bill them on your end depending on token usage. Are you not tracking on your end when they use your apps?
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As we’re developing a few apps in parallel, it would be nice to track costs and usage for keys separately.
Maybe check this?
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OpenAI API
I have not tried it myself yet though
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I don’t think it breaks down on the usage page, though. I find myself checking that less and less, though, and relying on my own backend code to keep it sorted. Would be kinda useful, but I imagine it would make that page load even slower. I’ve watched it evolve for a couple years now. It’s loading a lot faster, but some information was lost as it was too costly to run repeatedly, I imagine. I’m sure they’ll keep iterating and improving.
I think it might?
The way it looks to me, the whole platform page switches to another organization
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Ooh, as I said, I haven’t been on that page in a few days, but it appears you’re correct.

Very cool!
But I guess, they mean it in a way that each organization is a separate account?
And I can invite someone to my organization, and then he can use his own API keys with the API header of my org to have the cost/usage go to my org.
Or at least I dont see how to create another org / label on my account.
I might have misunderstood this part
I guess I thought you can have multiple “labels” in one org
hmm
not quite sure here
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We do plan to track number of calls. But, we were not planning to track number of tokens used in each API call and specific model used…If openAI does not track at API key level, we may need to track these and store them
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We’re in need of this too, and while it’s probably coming at some point, it just seems like the current API key/auth pattern is really structured for individual use rather than most other services that are project/app-based. So we plan on building a small language-agonistic tool to automatically track costs by key (and more). If anyone is interested in this send me a message and I’ll see what we can do.
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