> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.cobalt.peoplereign.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Reporting

> See conversation volume, trends, and recent activity for each agent.

# Reporting

Each agent's **Overview** page is its reporting dashboard — open an agent and it's
the first thing you land on. It shows how the agent is doing at a glance: how much
it's handling, how that's trending, and what's happened recently.

<Note>
  Reporting is surfaced **per agent**, on the agent's **Overview**. There's no
  separate tenant-wide reporting page — open the agent you want to look at and read
  its Overview.
</Note>

## What the Overview shows

* **Headline metrics** — key figures such as conversation volume, each with a
  **change indicator** so you can see whether it's up or down versus the prior
  period.
* **Conversations over time** — a bar chart of volume across the selected
  window. A **date-range picker** sets the period, and you can zoom into a span
  of the chart to inspect it.
* **Trends** — a line chart that tracks the metric over time so you can spot
  growth or a drop.
* **Recent conversations** — a list of the latest conversations, so you can jump
  straight from a number into the actual exchange.
* **Capabilities** — a summary of what the agent can currently do (its connected
  tools and skills).

From any conversation in the list you can open it in full and inspect what the
agent did — see [Conversations & tracing](/operate/conversations-and-tracing).

## The request ledger

For a tenant-wide view of individual requests across agents, Cobalt also keeps a
**request ledger** — a running record of requests you can review and filter. It's a
complement to the per-agent Overview when you want the raw activity rather than the
rolled-up charts.

## Related

* [Conversations & tracing](/operate/conversations-and-tracing) — open any
  conversation and inspect it turn by turn.
* [Billing & usage](/operate/billing-and-usage) — the cost side of the same
  activity.
