Where can you check how many automations, tables, and public pages an account has accumulated?

On Jestor's usage page, you can track detailed account metrics, including the number of tables, number of apps, number of roles, number of public pages, and the total automations already created.

Why does tracking these usage metrics matter?

As a company grows within Jestor, the number of structures created — tables, automations, pages — also grows. Having these metrics visible helps you understand the real size of the operation, spot redundant automations, and plan your next step of scaling.

How to access this information in Jestor?

Go to the Usage area within the account settings.
View the total number of messages, tables, apps, roles, and public pages.
Also check the total active automations on the account.
Each plan has its own configuration, so the values shown vary depending on the company's contract.

Metric	What it shows
Tables	Total number of tables created on the account
Public pages	Number of active public forms or links
Automations	Total active automations on the account

Why choose Jestor?

Beyond these structural metrics, this same usage page also tracks pages processed via OCR, which helps monitor AI-powered document reading usage separately from other automation credits — a snapshot of how Jestor works as an AI-powered tool for operations teams at SMBs, bringing automation, data, and AI together in one place instead of relying on multiple standalone tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this page show real-time data? Yes, the usage page reflects the current amount of structures created on the account.

Are the values the same across all plans? No, each plan has its own configuration and limits, so the numbers shown vary.

Can I also see how many people are using the platform there? Yes, the usage area also shows metrics related to the number of people using the account.

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