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# Model Traces

Model Traces provides run-level analysis of any model deployed or integrated in your account. Use it to review request inputs, generated outputs, response times, and run metadata for troubleshooting and performance investigation.

Navigation: Go to **Settings** → **Monitoring** → **Model Traces**.

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### Performance Metrics Summary

The metrics summary at the top of the page shows key performance data for the selected model and period.

| Metric | Description |
| - | - |
| **Total Requests** | Total runs serviced by the model since deployment. Reflects processing speed and efficiency. |
| **Response Time** | P90 and P99 thresholds — the response times below which 90% and 99% of requests fall. Lower values indicate consistent speed; higher values indicate potential issues. |
| **Failure Rate** | Percentage of requests that failed out of total requests. For example, 5 failed out of 100 equals a 5% failure rate. |
| **Hosting Credits** | Credits consumed by the deployed model based on usage, for comparison against actual utilization. |

<Note>Hosting Credits apply only to open-source and fine-tuned models. This metric is not shown for external models.</Note>

### Model Traces Table

The table displays all runs for the selected model, sorted from the latest to the oldest execution date. It includes data from the first execution onward — whether from deployment (open-source and fine-tuned models) or integration (external models).

Successful requests are marked with a green check icon; failed requests with a red alert icon.

| Column | Description |
| - | - |
| **Status** | Success or failure icon for the run. |
| **Request ID** | Unique identifier for the run record. |
| **Response Time** | Time taken by the model to respond. |
| **Deployment Version** | Model version deployed in your account. |
| **Source Type** | Type of source that initiated the request. |
| **Source** | Specific source name that sent the request. |
| **Executed on** | Run execution timestamp. Click the **Sort** icon to reorder records by ascending or descending date. |
| **Input** | Input text provided for the run. |
| **Output** | Output text or response generated by the model. |

To view the detailed trace for a run, click its row in the table.

### Export Data

Click **Export** to generate a CSV file of model traces records based on the selected date range and filters.

### Trace Details

Select a trace record to open the **Traces** detail view, which displays the input, output, and metadata for that run.

* **Input**: The request text provided to the model using input tokens.
* **Output**: The text output or response generated by the model using output tokens.

Plain text is the default display format. Enable **JSON** to view the complete request or response payload, including additional keys not visible in plain text. Content is read-only — select the **Copy** icon to copy to your clipboard.

<Note>
  In JSON mode, the model name includes the deployment version for open-source and fine-tuned models, and the connection name for external models.
</Note>

**Metadata**

| Field | Description |
| - | - |
| **Request ID** | Unique identifier for the trace. |
| **Base Model** | The model used for the run. |
| **Connection Name** | The connection used to invoke the model. |
| **Response Time** | Time taken to generate the response. |
| **Input Tokens** | Number of tokens in the input. |
| **Output Tokens** | Number of tokens in the output. |
| **Executed On** | Timestamp of when the run occurred. |
| **Source Type** | The type of source that triggered the run. |
| **Source** | The specific source that triggered the run. |