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# Usage Reports

For every *Project*  you can see its *TCU* for time period limited by *Start Date* and *End Date*.

Sort data by *Project* or *TCU* and filter them by choosing available or deleted projects.

### **TCU**

* Taikun Compute Unit
*  total CPUs and GB of RAM used in Project (TCU = CPU + RAM (in GB))

![Fig.1: Usage Reports](/files/-MfY6sjPDTjbpA7mTeCJ)

As you can see, the *Total TCU* changes immediately.

Clicking the project will redirects you to project's info (naturally works only for available projects).

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#### Export Reports <a href="#export-billing-data" id="export-billing-data"></a>

The data displayed on the page are exported to .csv file - with name of your organization and time period (if selected).

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#### Send Reports to E-mail <a href="#send-billing-data-to-e-mail" id="send-billing-data-to-e-mail"></a>

Use the button to send selected data to your mail (provided in [**My Profile**](https://itera.gitbook.io/taikun/user-guide-1/manager/my-profile)).

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### Price Development <a href="#price-development" id="price-development"></a>

Graph for **Price Development** shows decrease and increase of prices for every project. You can change the timeline - *Daily*, *Monthly* and *Yearly*.

![Fig. 2: Price Development](https://gblobscdn.gitbook.com/assets%2F-MJQrhtis3vRAM281R7J%2F-MZRj5XhkLAGrjJz1pZs%2F-MZSxvhjh07IKhyNkJ7P%2Fprice%20development.gif?alt=media\&token=4d20e658-39de-4105-8820-67b0f5fbdd54)

*Monthly* and *Yearly* graphs are plotted if there is enough data.


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