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The Usage page logs every API call across your apps, so you can monitor activity, spot failures, and understand your usage patterns. It has two views: the Usage log and Usage Analytics. Use Filters to narrow by app, service, status, or date, and Export to download the data.
Usage vs. Billings. Usage tracks the calls you’ve made — volume, outcome, and cost per call. Billings tracks money in — your top-ups, receipts, and invoices.

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Usage log

The default view opens with three headline counts — Total API Calls, Successful, and Failed — above a row-by-row log of every call.
What counts as successful? A call is counted as Successful whenever Dojah returns a response — including a 404, which means the lookup ran but found no matching record. Every other outcome is counted as Failed.
The Usage log in the Dojah dashboard Not sure what a code means? The “What do these codes mean?” link opens a reference for every response code.

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Usage Analytics

Select Analytics to switch from the raw log to an overview of your usage patterns, verification categories, and geographic distribution. The Usage Analytics view in the Dojah dashboard
  • Status Distribution — the share of successful vs. failed calls.
  • Country Distribution — where your verifications come from (for example Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa).
  • Top Services — your most-used checks, by call count and share.

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Frequently asked questions

Usage tracks the API calls you’ve made — how many, their outcome, and the cost of each. Billings tracks money into your wallet — top-ups, receipts, and invoices. Usage is the activity side; Billings is the money side.
No. A call counts as Successful whenever Dojah returns a response — and that includes a 404, which simply means the lookup ran but found no matching record. Only outcomes where no valid response is returned are counted as Failed. The Status column always shows the exact response code; use “What do these codes mean?” for the full reference.
Yes. Select Export to download your usage — apply Filters first (by app, service, status, or date) to export just the records you need.
Open Usage Analytics and check Top Services, which ranks your checks by call volume and share — handy for understanding cost drivers and planning capacity.