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# Dashboard
From the dashboard, you can monitor and manage your usage and your plan. The dashboard has two main sections:
* API usage section
* API metrics section
### API Usage
You can view your current monthly plan and usage under the API usage. The default subscription is a free plan that renews automatically each month. To customize your subscription, click on the **Go unlimited** button. If your plan is active, it will be automatically renewed each month.
### API Metrics
In the API Metrics section you can view your:
* **Traffic**: Number of inputs processed (images and pdf pages).
* **Errors**: Number of HTTP errors.
* **Latency**: Average server-side computation time in milliseconds.
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