Hello Terry,
It depends on whether you are using a personal Microsoft account or a work/school account.
Personal Microsoft 365 account
For Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, or Premium:
- Sign in to the Microsoft account that owns the subscription.
- Open Services & subscriptions.
- Check the AI-credit balance shown for your Microsoft 365 plan.
You may also see AI Credit Balance by selecting your profile picture in a supported Microsoft 365 or Windows app.
Microsoft currently provides the remaining balance, but it does not provide consumers with a detailed breakdown showing exactly which prompt or action used each credit.
You can review likely usage through the Microsoft privacy dashboard:
Privacy > Empower your productivity > Copilot > Your Copilot app activity history
This shows Copilot prompts and activity, but it is not an official per-credit transaction report.
If the usage looks incorrect, verify that:
- You are signed in with the subscription owner’s account.
- The account was not used on another device.
- Other signed-in accounts or users did not use Copilot in Microsoft 365 apps.
If the balance still seems wrong, contact Microsoft Support under Microsoft 365 > Account and billing.
Work or school account
For organizational Copilot Credits, an administrator can review usage in the Microsoft 365 admin center:
Reports > Usage > Microsoft 365 Copilot > Credits
The report can show usage by user, agent, and billing policy. Copilot Studio agent owners can also check:
Analytics > See billing
In summary, personal users can view their remaining balance and review Copilot activity, while organizational administrators have access to more detailed usage reports.