TradeIt uses a credit-based system to operate certain features within the platform.
Credits represent usage units that allow users to access data, run AI analysis, or perform specific actions inside TradeIt.
Instead of paying for each individual feature separately, users consume credits when they use supported features.
This system allows exporters to flexibly use TradeIt based on their actual activity.
What Are Credits?
Credits are usage units that power various features in TradeIt.
When a feature requires data processing, AI analysis, or additional system resources, credits may be consumed.
Examples of actions that may use credits include:
- accessing certain trade data
- running AI-powered analysis
- expanding buyer information
Credits are automatically deducted when a feature requiring credits is used.
When Are Credits Used?
Credits are consumed only when certain actions are performed.
For example, credits may be deducted when a user:
- runs an AI analysis
- retrieves additional buyer information
- performs data-related operations inside the platform
If a feature does not require credits, it can be used without any deduction.
Where You Can See Your Credits
Your remaining credits are displayed in the top-right corner of the TradeIt interface.
This allows you to quickly check your available credits while using the platform.
Keeping track of your credit balance helps you manage feature usage effectively.
Tip
Credits are designed to provide flexible usage. You only consume credits when performing actions that require them.
Next Article
π Credit Consumption by Feature
This article explains:
- which features consume credits
- how many credits are used per feature
- how to estimate credit usage
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