Overview
The analytics page at Settings > Organization > Analytics is a chat with the analytics agent. Ask questions in natural language, or pick one of the suggested prompts to get started:- Who are my top 3 most active users this week?
- What are the most used agents this week?
- What are the most used MCP servers this week?

Credit Tracking
Monitor credit consumption across users, workflows, and agents over any time period
Usage Insights
Understand which workflows and agents are most active and who is using them
User Activity
See which team members are running workflows, chatting with agents, and consuming credits
Visual Reports
Generate charts and download CSV exports for stakeholder reporting
Prebuilt Dashboards on the Insights Page
For at-a-glance metrics without asking a question, use the Insights page (Settings > Organization > Insights). It shows total credits spent for the selected period, a credit spend and volume chart, and leaderboards of your top agents, models, and workflows. Its tabs let you dig deeper: Models breaks spend down by AI model, Explorer slices usage along any dimension, and Forecasts projects where your spend is heading.
How to Access
In the Dashboard
Navigate to Settings > Organization > Analytics to chat with the analytics agent.In Slack
You can also use the analytics agent directly in Slack:1
Add the Gumloop bot to your channel
Invite the Gumloop bot to the Slack channel where you want to use analytics.
2
Enable the analytics agent
Type 
/gummie add analytics in the channel to activate the analytics agent.
3
Ask your questions
Mention @Gumloop in the channel and ask your analytics questions. The agent will respond with results directly in the thread.

Chat History
Your conversations with the analytics agent are saved and accessible from the chat history sidebar, which you can open from the chat header. You can revisit previous queries, continue where you left off, or start a new chat at any time.
Chat history is tied to your analytics permissions. If your VIEW_ANALYTICS access is revoked, you also lose access to past analytics conversations.
What You Can Ask
The analytics agent has access to the following data about your organization:Example Questions
- Credits & Usage
- Agents & Workflows
- Triggers
- Skills
- Files
- Evaluations
- Knowledge Sources
Data Access and Permissions
Organization Analytics enforces role-based access to ensure data security:Security
Organization Analytics is built with multiple layers of data protection:- Organization isolation: Every query is automatically scoped to your organization. The agent cannot access data from other organizations, even if prompted to do so.
- Parameterized queries: All queries use parameterized SQL. User input is never interpolated into query strings, preventing SQL injection.
- Schema validation: The agent can only query pre-defined tables and columns. It cannot run arbitrary SQL or access tables outside the analytics schema.
- Role-based scoping: Non-admin users are automatically filtered to their own data at the query level, not just at the display level.
- Prompt injection protection: The agent is designed to refuse attempts to bypass data access restrictions through prompt injection, role-play scenarios, or other techniques.
Credit Usage
Queries made through the analytics agent consume credits based on the amount of data scanned. The agent is optimized to minimize data scanning by:- Using aggregation queries instead of raw row dumps
- Applying automatic partition filters (defaulting to the last 90 days for time-series tables)
- Limiting result sets to only the data needed to answer your question
Related Resources
Usage Data Export
Export raw usage data as CSV for external analysis
Audit Logging
Track user actions and system events for compliance
Custom Roles
Configure granular permissions and access controls
AI Model Control
Manage which AI models are available in your organization
Credits
Understand how credits are consumed and where to track spend
