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title: "Usage History [Discourse Analyzer Simple]"
description: "You can view and manage all your past interactions with **Discourse Analyzer Simple** by going to the **My Account** page and selecting **Usage History**. This section gives you a full log of your activity and helps you stay organized and…"
url: "https://discourseanalyzer.com/docs/usage-history-discourse-analyzer-simple/"
updated: "2025-06-15"
category: Discourse Analyzer Simple Features
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# Usage History [Discourse Analyzer Simple]

You can view and manage all your past interactions with **Discourse Analyzer Simple** by going to the **My Account** page and selecting **Usage History**. This section gives you a full log of your activity and helps you stay organized and in control of your analysis work.

![](https://discourseanalyzer.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/image-9.png)

## What You Can See

For each entry, the following details are shown:

- **Your original input**: The question, command, or text you submitted.
- **AI’s output**: The full response generated by the tool.
- **AI model used**: Indicates whether you used *Core Insight*, *Swift Scribe*, or any advanced model.
- **Date and time**: When the analysis was performed.
- **Tokens and credits used**: Shows how many tokens were processed and how many credits were consumed.

## Detailed View

Clicking on any history item opens a full breakdown, including:

- Whether **web search** was used (and which level)
- Total **input and output tokens**
- Total **credits spent**
- The **tool name** and **analysis type** used, if applicable

This lets you retrace your steps and understand how your credits are being used.

## Deleting History Entries

You can delete any analysis from your history with a single click.

- **Deleted entries are permanent** and cannot be recovered.
- This is useful for clearing outdated work or keeping your log clean.

## **Why It Matters**

Usage History gives you transparency, control, and easy access to your past work. You can revisit results, track how many credits you’ve used, or clean up your activity log as needed.