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Visibility shows what AI your company actually runs on: the tools, accounts, models, people, agents, workflows, and spend spread across the organization. It is not a static SaaS inventory or a one-time audit. Visibility brings together identity, activity, license, billing, integration, and endpoint signals so teams can understand how AI is being used and decide what to fund, standardize, review, or restrict.
The pages and data available to you depend on your workspace configuration, role, and data scope.

Start with one complete investigation

Verify the data foundation, establish a baseline, follow one signal, and turn the evidence into a concrete next action.

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Explore Visibility

Adoption overview

Track engagement, active people, tools, use cases, and changes over time.

People, departments, and tools

Move from organization-wide trends to the people, teams, and products behind them.

Workflows and cohorts

Find recurring work patterns and groups with similar adoption behavior.

Spend

Reconcile contracted, unapproved, and recoverable AI spend.

Activity review

Review captured conversations and coding sessions with scoped filters.

Tool governance

Review tools, access requests, policies, and policy detections.

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Build the data foundation

Integrations

Connect supported provider, seat, usage, spend, and telemetry sources.

Endpoint agent

Understand the managed endpoint collection and control plane.

Browser extension and collector

Compare browser activity capture with local coding and agent collection.

Devices, deployment, and privacy

Plan rollout, monitor device health, and apply workspace data controls.

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What Visibility helps answer

  • Which AI tools are being used, by whom, and in which departments?
  • Which workflows repeat, and where is adoption concentrated or stalled?
  • Which paid seats are active, idle, duplicated, or outside approved contracts?
  • Which tools and access requests need an administrative decision?
  • Which collection paths are contributing data, and which devices need attention?

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A connected operating loop

Visibility connects observation to action:
1

Collect

Bring in provider integrations, managed endpoint signals, browser activity, local collector data, or model traffic configured for your workspace.
2

Resolve

Associate activity with people, departments, accounts, tools, and devices.
3

Understand

Compare adoption, workflows, activity, and spend across the scope available to your role.
4

Act

Review tools, respond to access requests, adjust policies, reclaim spend, and improve deployment coverage.

Review the data-source architecture

See how endpoint, browser, local, integration, and model-traffic data fit together.