aji Billing

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Billing Units

Reveal uses a distinct billing system for aji that is based on “Units” to keep track of content sent to LLM for analysis. There are three factors that contribute to billing calculations:

• Definition: An individual Definition in your aji Workflow. 

• Document Unit: A single document in your dataset (currently, documents are sent to the LLM in their entirety and not broken up into parts).

  • Reveal reserves the right to parse documents due to the fact that LLMs have size limits on what can be sent for analysis.

• aji Unit: A document unit and Definition combination, sent together to the LLM for analysis. aji Units are used for billing purposes.

  • Example: If a single document unit and Definition are sent to the LLM for analysis, that's considered 1 aji Unit. If a single document unit with 3 separate Definitions are sent for analysis, that's considered 3 aji units. If 3 documents units with 3 Definitions are sent for analysis, that's considered 9 units.

Important

aji Units are based on Definition count, not Definition Set count. Each aji Workflow has one Definition Set, but that set might include 3 individual Definitions. So for that specific aji Workflow, each document would use 3 aji Units in your runs.

Unit Allocation

To allow control over how units are spent, aji Units must be directly assigned to projects before they can be “used” in Calibration, Hybrid Reviews, and Full Reviews.

aji Units can only be assigned by Instance Administrators through the Allocations screen. More information on how to assign aji Units can be found in our aji Unit Allocation – Instance Admin article.

Example Billing Scenarios

Disclaimer

The following calculations are provided for illustrative purposes only. They are not representative of any specific contracted subscription terms, rates, or allowances. For subscription-specific details, refer to the applicable contract or reach out to your Customer Success Manager.

Calibration Run / Full Review

Calibration and Full Review are billed the same, by multiplying the number of Definitions by the total number of documents in the run.

In the below example, you’re performing a Calibration Run on 30 documents, and your Definition Set for your aji Workflow has 6 Definitions.

• Number of documents to Calibrate: 30

• Number of Definitions: 6

Hybrid Review – Round Stopping Condition

In Hybrid Review, you need to take into consideration how many rounds you’ve set.

In the below example, you’re going to run a Hybrid Review for 10 rounds. Each round you want aji to review 25 documents, and your aji Workflow has a Definition Set with 9 Definitions.

• Number of documents to review per round: 25

• Number of Definitions: 9

• Maximum number of rounds: 10

Hybrid Review – Advanced Stopping Condition

In the below example, you’re going to run a Hybrid Review for a maximum of 15 rounds, and you chose an advanced stopping condition of 70% recall. Each round you want aji to review 40 documents, and your aji Workflow has a Definition Set with 3 Definitions.

• Number of documents to review per round: 40

• Number of Definitions: 3

• Maximum number of rounds: 15

*Since you’ve set up an advanced stopping condition, you might use less aji Units if the Hybrid Review stops early (meets the 70% recall value).