Filter your usage page by person, project or activity
Click any row on the usage page to narrow every table to one person, project or activity type, then sort and page through the results with real names instead of ids.
Tracking down where credits went used to mean reading long lists of ids and switching between tabs to piece together one person's spending. The usage page now answers that question in a click.
Row filtering
Click a row on a leaderboard and the whole Explore tab narrows to that person, project or activity type. Your filters live in the page address, so you can bookmark a view or send it to someone else and they will see the same thing.
The filter bar shows what is active, and you can clear one filter or all of them.
Names instead of ids
The breakdown by user and the individual charges now read as names and resource titles. Anything without a title reads as Unnamed rather than a raw identifier.
Sortable, paged tables
The tables sort by column and page through results, with a count telling you which entries you are looking at out of the total. The old separate Detail tab is gone: the itemised list moved into Explore, so one filter bar drives everything on the tab.
Organization settings on Projects
Organization settings now opens on Projects, which carries the organization's name and the field to rename it. Links to billing and organization settings point at an organization you own, so they stay available while you work inside someone else's.
New organizations are named after their owner rather than My Organization, and existing ones still carrying that placeholder have been renamed.
Open the usage page and click through a leaderboard row to see one person's or one project's spending end to end.