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Viewing license metrics

You can view a table of all meters used in your organization. For some meters, you can download a report that shows the metering usage. View the table and download the report from the License Metrics view of the

Metering

page.

To open the License Metrics view from the dashboard view, click

All Meters

in the Metrics Summary This Month area. If you do not have the licenses required to see the dashboard view, the License Metrics view is displayed when you open the

Metering

page.

The meters that appear in the License Metrics view are determined by the editions that your organization has. Your organization might also be assigned custom meters. Metering information might not be available for every edition.

If your organization has multiple editions or uses custom meters, a meter might be displayed multiple times with different limits. In this case, the least restrictive limit applies. For example, if one edition has a limit of 500

synchronization

jobs per day and another edition has a limit of 100

synchronization

jobs per day, the 500 job per day limit applies. The

In Effect

column indicates which limit applies.

The License Metrics view displays the following information for each meter:

Property	Description
Edition	Name of the edition that is associated with the meter.
Service	Service to which the meter applies.
Metering	Name of the meter. For example, the number of synchronization jobs per day, the number of rows processed by mapping jobs per month, or the total number of replication jobs. For Mass Ingestion, this column shows the ingestion type: File Ingestion and Replication , Application Ingestion and Replication , Database Ingestion and Replication , Application Ingestion and Replication - Change Data Capture, Database Ingestion and Replication - Change Data Capture, and Streaming Ingestion and Replication .
Limit	Numeric limit such as the maximum number of jobs or processed rows. The limit applies to the parent organization and to each sub-organization. For example, if the limit is 100 jobs per day, users in the parent organization can run 100 jobs per day, and users in each sub-organization can also run 100 jobs per day. If this field displays -1, there is no limit.
Used	The actual number units consumed, such as the number of jobs run or compute hours used, in the organization or sub-organization during the metering period.
Percent Used	The percentage of units consumed in the organization or sub-organization during the metering period.
In Effect	Indicates whether the meter is in effect for the organization or sub-organization.