No Unified, Verifiable View of Spend and Usage Across AI Tools
As companies adopt a growing number of AI tools, nobody has a reliable picture of total spend or actual usage across them, forcing teams to log into each admin console separately and cobble together a spreadsheet of mostly-guessed figures. Existing dashboards project false confidence with numbers that cannot be traced back to a verifiable source, leaving procurement and audit teams without a trustworthy source of truth.
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