Shared costs
Money no tag, rule or trace can give an owner — a shared key, a gateway, a platform team's own spend — divided by a method the business chose. A split is a decision, and stays apart from attribution, which is evidence.
Every figure, and how it is computed
- Allocated
- What the published rules divided this window. Counted apart from coverage, because it is a decision.
- Still nobody's
- What no rule could divide, and is honestly nobody's.
- The six methods
- Evenly; by each one's own spend; by a meter; by set percentages; at an internal rate; by what each produced.
- The basis
- The sentence under each line saying how its share was reached — 62% of tokens, $3.00 per 1M tokens × 412M, 30% as set.
- A refusal
- A rule whose basis weighs nothing says so and divides nothing. A split of nothing across nobody is never printed.
What you do here
- Draft a rule; it shows what it would divide before you publish it.
- Publish it, and every team's figure on the AI P&L carries its share, on its own line.
- Retire it, and the money goes back to being nobody's.
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