Use cases

See who uses AI. Find the tools earning their place.

Understand who’s using AI, who needs help and which tools are no longer useful. Compare adoption across your teams and reclaim the cost of unused seats.

Talk through your AI spending

Find teams that need support.

See adoption by team and spot changes over time. Talk to the people doing the work before deciding whether they need training, a different tool or less access.

See F.AI scores and session evidence ↗
Active AI users · Last 30 days
Engineering 42 / 50
Marketing 18 / 24
Operations 12 / 30

Compare the tools people actually use.

See the mix of tools within each team. Find overlapping subscriptions and ask whether another tool, more support or less access would help.

Connect AI use to work and projects ↗
Active users · Last 30 days
ToolEngineeringMarketing
Claude 42 12
ChatGPT 24 18
Gemini 9 8

Recover the cost of unused access.

Identify former employees and inactive accounts with paid seats. Apply your suspension rules and track the costs you remove.

Review unused access ↗
Access review
AccountToolAction
Former employee Claude Auto-suspended
Inactive account ChatGPT Review due
Unused account Gemini Auto-suspended
Your systems, connected

Use the tools behind this work.

We agree which records, access and controls your workflow needs, then connect the relevant systems.

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Measure what changes.

Track active access, lapsed usage, tool overlap and the cost of unused seats you remove. Assess capability and task performance separately with F.AI.

Start with the costs you need to control.

Show us your tools and how you manage spending today.

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Practical questions

What to know before you start.

Is more AI usage always better?

No. Usage shows activity. Compare it with the task, quality and cost, and use F.AI evidence to identify useful habits and support needs.

When does removing an unused seat save money?

It depends on the contract. Some cancellations reduce the next bill. Others avoid a renewal or a future purchase. Keep those outcomes separate.