Review the Current Budget Position in AI Agent Studio

Go to AI Agent Studio and select the Usage and Value

tab.

On the Allocations subtab, review the summary cards:

Budget: Displays the budget period, total budget, and aggregate amounts for agents and agentic applications. If no budget is configured, the card displays No active budget.
Total Consumption: Displays the AI units consumed, percentage of the total budget consumed, and remaining AI Units.
Apps Consumption: Displays agentic application consumption, percentage of the agentic application budget consumed, and remaining AI units.
Workflows Consumption: Displays workflow consumption, percentage of the workflows budget consumed, and remaining AI units.
Global Limit Control: Displays whether auto-stop is enabled and what happens when the applicable budget is exhausted.

In the Allocations table, review Allocation, Type, Family, Product, Consumption, Budget, Consumption Rate, and Status. Sort the table to identify high-consumption allocations, high-consumption rates, or stopped items. Consumption Rate is calculated by dividing consumption by the allocation budget. It indicates the proportion of the allocated budget consumed, not the rate of consumption over time.

In the Status column, warning status indicates that a configured soft warning threshold has been reached. Stopped status indicates that an agent or application was manually stopped or is unavailable because an applicable budget is exhausted.

Note: Consumption telemetry can be delayed, so check the Last Updated time before changing budget controls. AI unit consumption doesn't provide pricing, token counts, latency, request, turn, or model-configuration cost details. Family, product, and model are reporting and drill-down dimensions, not budget-control scopes.. Budget thresholds, alerts, retention, and budget-period behavior can vary by release or deployed environment.

Select the Change Log subtab to review how budget controls and allocations have changed over time. Review who made each change, what was changed, the affected scope or values, the reason, and when the change occurred. Use this history to understand budget decisions, investigate consumption or availability issues, and provide context during administrator handoffs or before planning the next budget period.

Select the Alert History subtab to see when a warning threshold was reached. You can also see when an agent or application was stopped after exceeding its budget, if it was configured to stop when the budget was exhausted.