Text Tokens
Input / output tokens
Metered per model version, with prompt and completion counted separately.
Typical scenesEnquiry dialogue, document summarisation, declaration drafts, periodic reports
A single shipment file mixes documents, photographs, video clips and voice calls. Metering all of it as text tokens gives no usable view of where cost is generated. This service measures each modality on its own terms and converts everything into one comparable usage record.
Industry workloads are rarely text-only: a single shipment file mixes documents, photographs, video clips and voice calls. This service meters each modality on its own terms and converts everything into one comparable usage record.
Dialogue, document summarisation and report generation metered by input and output tokens per model version.
Document images, cargo condition photographs and yard stocktaking frames metered by resolution and processing depth.
Handling surveillance, loading and unloading review and safety event clips metered by duration and sampling rate.
Multilingual service calls, transcription and voice broadcast metered by audio length and language pair.
A task that reads a document, checks a photograph and drafts a reply is recorded as one traceable unit with its component costs.
All modalities converted to a comparable unit, with usage views by project, department, customer and modality.
Separate ceilings for image and video workloads, which are usually the fastest-growing cost line.
Repeated reference material served from cache, and imagery down-sampled where full resolution adds no decision value.
Call-level records retained per modality with model version and outcome, exportable for reconciliation.
Counting rules are published rather than inferred from a bill, so a customer can estimate the cost of a workflow before it runs.
Input / output tokens
Metered per model version, with prompt and completion counted separately.
Typical scenesEnquiry dialogue, document summarisation, declaration drafts, periodic reports
Resolution & processing depth
Frames metered by resolution band and by whether the task is detection, classification or full field extraction.
Typical scenesDocument images, cargo condition photographs, yard stocktaking frames
Duration & sampling rate
Clips metered by length and by how many frames per second are actually analysed.
Typical scenesHandling surveillance, loading and unloading review, safety event clips
Audio length & language pair
Calls and broadcasts metered by audio duration, with transcription and synthesis reported separately.
Typical scenesMultilingual service calls, transcription, voice broadcast and read-back
Every modality is converted into one comparable unit, so a finance team reads a single usage line instead of reconciling four different measures.
A task that reads a document, checks a photograph and drafts a reply is recorded as one traceable unit, with component costs itemised underneath.
Separate ceilings for image and video workloads, which are usually the fastest-growing cost line and the easiest to overrun silently.
Repeated reference material is served from cache, and imagery is down-sampled where full resolution adds no decision value.
Call-level records retained per modality with model version, input reference and outcome, exportable for reconciliation.
Usage attributed to project, department and end customer, so recharge to the right cost centre does not require manual splitting.
A photographed invoice is parsed into structured fields, checked against the booking record and summarised for the officer. Image and text consumption are recorded under one task ID.
Still frames from gate cameras are combined with short handling clips to evidence container condition, with sampling rate reduced for routine passes.
An inbound call is transcribed, answered from the knowledge base and confirmed by voice broadcast, with audio length and text tokens reported together.
A detected event produces a short clip, a structured record and a corrective action draft, metered as one cross-modal unit.
Share the origin, destination, cargo type and target schedule. Our team will review the details and reply with a proposed arrangement.