Billing Considerations for Platform Login and Dev Credit
Usage of certain Platform Login and Dev Credit features impacts credit consumption. To
monitor your usage in these Platform Login and Dev Credit usage categories, access your org’s
Digital Wallet. For more information on how usage is billed, refer to your contract or contact
your account executive.
Required Editions
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, Performance, and
Developer Editions
Tip
This feature has access to Digital Wallet, a free account management tool that offers near
real-time consumption data for enabled products across your active contracts. Access Digital
Wallet and start tracking your org's usage. To learn more, see About Digital Wallet.
Platform Login and Dev Credits Usage
The number of credits consumed is based on the number of units of each usage type used
multiplied by the multiplier listed on the rate card for the usage type.
Usage Type
Description
Daily Unique Logins
Usage is calculated based on the sum of unique logins per day.
To calculate daily unique logins, we count the number of unique users who log in at least
one time per 24-hour period. Each user is counted as a single daily unique login, even if
they log in many times during the day.
For example, one user who logs in 50 times in the same 24-hour period is counted as one
unique login. However, if fifty users each log in one time each during the same 24-hour
period, they’re counted as 50 unique logins.
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