Requests by organizations

Requests by organizations provides a comprehensive record of every request executed by AI solutions across all Projects within an Organization.

Glob.AI OS tracks all activity that passes through its API layers, giving you visibility into how the Organization uses AI solutions and models, as well as the cost associated with each request. You can use this data to monitor infrastructure usage, control expenses, identify areas for improvement, and make data-driven decisions to optimize AI-driven workflows.

To access it, navigate to SuperAdmin Options > Requests in the Console Menu. This option is available only to users with the System Administrator role.

The filter bar at the top controls which requests are displayed. You can combine multiple conditions to narrow the results:

1. Select a time period from the Timestamp dropdown menu, such as Today, This week, or Range.
2. Select a Project from the dropdown menu to filter by a specific project.
3. Select a property from the field selector, such as Module, Status, or User Email.
4. Select a logical operator, such as Contains, and enter the value to match.

To add more conditions, click the + icon. The table displays only requests that satisfy all applied filters.

The table below the filter displays the following information for each entry:

• Organization: Identifies the Organization that initiated the request.
• Project: Indicates the Project associated with the request.
• Assistant: Shows the AI solution that processed the request. If none is associated, this column displays N/D.
• Input: Provides a preview of the data submitted in the request.
• Timestamp: Records the date and time when the request occurred.
• Status: Indicates the current execution status, such as Started or Succeeded.

To view the complete details of a request, click VIEW next to it. The details view contains the following tabs:

• General (Pretty): Displays request details in a human-readable format, including identification data, the AI solution and model involved, and the input submitted.
• General (JSON): Displays the same information as the Pretty view, but in raw JSON format for programmatic use or detailed inspection.
• Usage Data: Displays resource consumption metrics associated with the request.
• Metadata: Lists any metadata entries attached to the request.
• Request Log: Displays a chronological log of events associated with the request. You can search within this log using the search bar.
• Child Requests: Lists any nested requests triggered by the parent request, including their execution status and the AI solution and model involved.