Per-Seat AI Token Billing and Weak Enterprise Support in Work Management Tools
Admins of large teams must disable AI features to avoid extra token charges, which is hard to enforce across 50+ users when they already pay for another AI tool. Enterprise support handoffs to third-party implementers left customers without answers, pushing them to downgrade.
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