Connecting Providers
While the Revenium SDK intercepts your live application traffic, connecting your underlying AI provider accounts unlocks the other half of the FinOps picture. Two kinds of account are linked on this screen: model providers such as OpenAI and Anthropic, and the organization-wide coding assistants Cursor and GitHub Copilot, whose usage Revenium pulls from the vendor's own API.
π Note on Provider Permissions: Different AI platforms have different permission models. Always check the specific instructions on the "Link Provider" screen to ensure you use the correct key type. Cursor needs a team API key rather than a personal one, and GitHub Copilot needs a token owned by an organization owner plus your organization slug.
When you add your provider API Keys, Revenium actively syncs with the provider to pull your granular usage records and workspace data. This immediately unlocks three key dashboards:
Providers
The exact percentage of your provider bill that is actively metered and protected by Revenium.
Models
The true Cost per 1M tokens across all your active AI models so you can compare performance vs. price.
API Keys
A breakdown of cost, usage, and tokens by individual API key to help you spot rogue or uninstrumented scripts.
How to Link a Provider
Head over to Integrations > Providers in your left sidebar and click + Link Provider.
Select your AI platform, provide its credentials, and hit Create. Most providers need only an API key; Cursor needs a team API key, and GitHub Copilot needs a token plus your organization slug.
For details on how to connect Revenium's supported providers, read here.
Revenium authenticates the credential immediately and starts syncing your historical data. Refresh cadence varies by provider: Cursor syncs every 5 minutes, GitHub Copilot once daily.
Viewing Your Data
Once your key is authenticated, you don't have to wait for an end-of-month report. Head straight over to the Overview section in your left sidebar to see your data instantly populated across three main tabs:
Providers: Check your Coverage β Metered as a share of Invoiced β and your total top-level spend.
Models: View your Model Efficiency and compare your actual cost per 1M tokens.
API Keys: Audit individual key usage to easily spot uninstrumented or rogue scripts.
Note on Syncing: If you have a massive historical footprint, it may take a few moments for all data to appear. You can click View Sync Logs on the Provider dashboard to verify that Revenium is actively processing your records.
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