See what your company actually does with AI — without monitoring anyone.
You bought a Microsoft copilot, one or two frontier-model chat products, a coding assistant, and agents inside your CRM. Every vendor reports on itself and grades its own work. Nobody can tell you what people are actually doing with all of it.
A cross-vendor AI usage census.
Pulse joins each vendor's admin telemetry on a person's work email, maps every vendor's activity to one task taxonomy, and prices seats and metered usage. One set of numbers, built the same way across tools that will never agree on a definition themselves.
The reports, and who opens them.
Scorecards against the previous period: people using AI, spend, cost per active user, idle seats, savings a year, estimated hours. Plus insights and a setup checklist.
Weekly active users by tool, task mix, habit levels — and how every number is built, so the figure survives being challenged.
Every tool side by side: active users, seats and seat use, interactions, spend, top tasks.
Adoption by department, with the privacy floor applied — teams under the threshold are merged, never shown.
Idle seats and duplicate assistants priced per year, with an idle-seat CSV your licence admins can act on this week.
Which AI apps people can actually reach — measured live, from uploads, or not at all. That last group is your shadow AI.
Copilot · ValueLens. Pulse runs Microsoft's ValueLens model over the Copilot audit log: activation and adoption, habit stages, a team × week heatmap, task breakdown, value and ROI, an agent leaderboard, and licence readiness. It is a port of Microsoft's MIT-licensed ValueLens for Microsoft Copilot, and Pulse reads its export formats directly.
Metadata only. Aggregate by default.
An AI census is the kind of product that becomes surveillance if you build it carelessly. The constraints are in the product, not in a policy page.
No prompt or response text is read. Pulse works on metadata — who, which tool, what kind of task, what it cost.
Aggregate by default, and teams below the floor are merged into a larger group. The floor is at least five people.
The only per-person outputs are CSVs for Admin and FinOps — idle seats, dormant Copilot seats, licence candidates — and every download is audited.
A managed raw store with the region and retention you choose, from 30 days to 13 months, and usage shown per source.
Live connections, or any export you already have.
Scheduled pulls with keys held in Azure Key Vault — Microsoft 365 via Graph, Microsoft Purview's Copilot audit log, Claude Enterprise analytics, the Anthropic and OpenAI Admin APIs, GitHub Copilot, and Microsoft Entra for AI app discovery.
No connector for a tool yet? Pulse recognizes a long list of vendor exports by their columns, and ships five templates — people, seats, activity, costs, discovery — for anything else. Reports stay locked until the data they need is there, and tell you exactly what will unlock them.
For the company, and for you.
Directory, seats, live connections, discovery and roles on top of the census. For the CTO or CIO who signs for the AI, the Head of AI who runs the programme, and the FinOps team who arrive through the savings list.
Everyone who signs in gets one, holding only their own AI use — your ChatGPT and Claude exports turned into your own history. A weekly recap, your projects and interests, a prompt coach, a month in review, and a twin you can ask about your own work.
Your AI history is the most valuable context you own, and today it is locked inside each vendor. You control every fact in the profile, and delete means gone.
Free to start. Never a share of your AI spend.
Personal workspaces are free, and there is a free tier for organizations. Paid plans for enterprise are a flat monthly price — the figure isn't set yet, and this page will carry it when it is.
What we will never do is price as a percentage of what you spend on AI. A tool whose revenue grows with your bill has no reason to find you savings.
Your first census in under a day.
Connect one vendor, or upload one export, and Pulse will tell you something about your own company you did not already know.