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Hi everyone, thank you for attending todayโs training on Getting Started with AI Studio! 
Sharing one of the great questions asked earlier during the session:
Q: Why do teams use AI Studio for intake processes?
A: AI Studio can automatically review incoming requests, identify priorities, ask for missing information, and route work to the correct team, helping reduce manual triage work and making intake processes more efficient.
If you have more questions about AI Studio, workflows, variables, branching, or automations, feel free to drop them here. Iโd love to help get them answered! 
Hi everyone, thanks so much for joining todayโs Getting Started with AI Studio training! 
I wanted to highlight one of the great questions that came up during the session.
Q: Where can I see how many AI credits my rule uses?
A: You can see AI credits used for a specific rule in two places.
- For that ruleโs recent runs: open the rule โ click the three dots โ Rule history (for AI rules, this shows AI credit usage).
- For totals across your org: Profile picture โ Admin console โ Billing โ AI Studio โ Usage (shows โCredits usedโ per rule, and it updates every few hours).
If anything else comes up around AI Studio, workflows, variables, branching, or automations, feel free to drop it here. Happy to help 
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