# Overview dashboard The **Overview** page is the first thing you see when you sign in to Finora. It answers three questions at a glance: 1. **How much have we spent?** — your total cost for the period you've selected. 2. **Where is the money going?** — split by provider, model, and tag. 3. **Is anything unusual?** — anomalies and budget threshold alerts in one panel. Open it any time from the sidebar, or click the Finora logo. ## What's on the page The Overview is laid out top-to-bottom in five zones: 1. **Header** — timeframe selector, provider filter, and four headline KPI tiles 2. **Spend trend** — line chart over time, with a donut showing your top providers 3. **Top tags + top models** — side-by-side breakdowns 4. **Anomalies widget** — flagged spikes that might need attention 5. **Recent cost events** — the latest individual costs, with filters and tag editing ## The four KPI tiles | Tile | What it shows | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Total spend** | Sum of every cost in the selected period | | **Avg daily cost** | Total ÷ number of days | | **Cost per 1k tokens** | How much you're paying per thousand tokens, where token data is available | | **Active providers** | How many providers have non-zero spend in the period | To go beyond these four, see the [KPIs page](/core-features/kpis.md). ## Picking a timeframe The selector at the top sets the window for everything on the page: * Last 7 days * Last 30 days (default) * Last 90 days * This month * Last month * Year to date * Custom range Your selection is remembered across sessions and stays in sync if you open Finora in another tab. > **Plan limits.** Trial accounts can see the last 7 days. Growth: last 90 days. Scale: last 365 days. Enterprise: unlimited. Windows beyond your plan limit appear greyed out. ## Filtering by provider Click any provider in the header to scope the entire page to just that one — useful when you're investigating a spike on, say, Anthropic without being distracted by other providers. Click the same provider again to clear the filter. Each provider has its own consistent color across every chart in Finora: | Provider | Color | | ------------ | ------ | | Azure | green | | Anthropic | violet | | OpenAI | pink | | Google Cloud | gray | | AWS | teal | | Cursor | navy | ## Spend trend chart A stacked line chart of your daily spend, colored by provider. Hover for exact values. Click any provider in the legend to hide or show its line. The chart picks an appropriate granularity based on your timeframe — daily for short windows, weekly or monthly for longer ones — so it never gets cluttered. ## Top providers, top tags, top models Three small panels showing the biggest spenders for the period: * **Top providers** — donut chart with each provider's share of total spend * **Top tags** — the ten tag values driving the most cost * **Top models** — table sorted by spend, with cost-per-1k-tokens for each Click any row or segment to drill in: the page filters down, and the recent-events table at the bottom narrows to that selection. ## Anomalies widget Surfaces unusual spikes in spend automatically. You don't need to set anything up — Finora watches your cost patterns and flags anything that stands out. * **Severity** is color-coded: low (yellow), medium (orange), high (red) * **Up to 10** of the most recent anomalies are shown * **Click any anomaly** to jump to that day in the recent-events table If everything looks normal, the widget shows an "All clear" state. For more on how anomalies work, see [Alerts & anomalies](/core-features/alerts-and-anomalies.md). ## Recent cost events The bottom of the page shows your most recent individual costs, with columns for: * Date and time * Provider * Model * Amount in USD * Tags * Quick actions Each row is editable for tags — click the tag area on any row to add or remove tags. Changes save instantly. ## Including AI subscriptions in totals Just below the KPI tiles is a toggle: **Include AI subscriptions in totals**. When you turn it on, your flat-rate AI subscriptions (ChatGPT Team seats, Cursor seats, Midjourney, etc. — see [AI Subscriptions](/core-features/ai-subscriptions.md)) are added to every total on the Overview page. When off (the default), only costs from your connected providers are included. The toggle persists per user. ## Sample data banner Brand-new accounts see a banner: *"You're viewing sample data — connect a provider to see your real spend."* It disappears the first time real cost data arrives. Click **Connect a provider** in the banner to jump straight to setup. ## Exporting from Overview Click the **Export** button at the top right to download: * **CSV (Standard)** — your raw cost data for the current view * **CSV (FOCUS 1.1)** — the same data in the FinOps standard format used by tools like Cloudability and Finout * **PDF** — a polished snapshot of the entire page CSV exports are available on the Growth plan and above. 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