Every AI dollar, an owner and an outcome.
Tie spend to the teams, products and agents it serves. Then measure what it produced.

Who owns it, and what it produced.
Valistry uses your accounts, tags, telemetry and approved rules to give each cost an owner and a purpose.
How coverage builds: each source of evidence adds to the last
One agent: owner, purpose, outcome
$19,763
Draft reply agent · 30 days
- R. Mehta · Support AI team
- Draft reply workflow · observed
- $1.45 per resolved case
An owner for every dollar
Rules you preview before they go live.
Cost per outcome
What a resolved case or a merged pull request costs.
One AI P&L
What AI cost, what it produced, what was saved.
See what is measured, and what needs context.
Matched to a result, no result matched, or no result source. Every dollar is in exactly one, and the row says which.
Ledger: 30 days
$56,282 total never changes
- $25,186
A trace joined an outcome.
The run's trace id matches a business outcome, so the cost and the result sit on the same row.
- $9,348
Results arrive, none matched yet.
An outcome source is connected, but no result names these calls yet.
- $21,748
No outcome source yet.
Includes the spend with no workflow named. Connect a source, or publish a rule, to measure it.
Owners, outcomes and one P&L.





Give every AI cost an owner.
Connect one source and publish your first attribution rule.
Once every dollar has a name and a purpose, the next question is which changes are worth making.
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