Get to know the dashboard and navigation
After logging in to the console, you will see a layout with left-side navigation and a main content area. The modules work as follows:
Dashboard (home page)
The default page after logging in, showing at a glance:
- Balance: your currently available balance (denominated in USD); a notice appears when your balance is insufficient
- Concurrency: the maximum number of parallel requests for your account
- Request statistics: recent Token usage trends and model distribution
- Service groups: the groups you can access and their real-time status
Left-side navigation (common modules on the user side)
| Module | Function |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Account overview, usage trends |
| AI Playground | Chat/image generation directly in the browser (if the site owner enables it) |
| API keys | Create and manage your API Key |
| Redeem | Enter a redemption code (card code) to top up your balance or activate a subscription |
| Subscription | View subscription plans, remaining quota, and expiration time |
| Top-up | Open the official shop to buy a card code (after payment, go back to the "Redeem" page and enter it to receive the credit) |
| Usage records | Token and cost breakdown for each request |
| Profile | Change password, link sign-in methods, enable 2FA |
How to Read Key Statuses
- Subscription progress bar (top): shows used/remaining quota of the current subscription plan; a daily card, for example, resets each day
- Balance figure (top): real-time balance; we recommend enabling balance alerts to avoid running out of funds and service interruption
- Group availability: when a group is unavailable, there is usually a clear notice on the key page or in the playground
Common Misunderstandings
- Balance ≠ subscription: balance is metered pay-as-you-go "money", while a subscription is a time-based or volume-based "plan". The two are independent.
- You have a subscription but calls fail: first check whether the group bound to the subscription matches the group bound to the key