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AI credits and usage

Reading your credit balance and usage history.

For psychologistsUpdated September 19, 20261 min read
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Usage

AI usage page

Voice transcription, AI note drafting and AI insight generation draw from your credit wallet. The usage page lists your balance and recent events.

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