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Analytics

Analytics

Zuplo Analytics is the dashboard inside the Zuplo portal that shows how traffic moves through your gateway: request volume, latency, errors, who's calling you, and (when relevant) AI gateway and MCP gateway activity. It's the page you open when something looks off in production, when you're auditing spend, or when you're answering "is anyone actually using this endpoint?"

When to use this

• Investigate a latency spike or error surge across all projects in your account, or inside a single project.
• Identify which API consumers, AI agents, or upstream origins drive the most traffic or errors.
• Track AI gateway token usage and cost, or MCP gateway and server activity.

How to access

Analytics lives in the Observability tab of the Zuplo Portal, alongside Logs and Traces. The page works at two scopes:

• Account scope: aggregates across every project in your account. Open Observability → Analytics at the account level.
• Project scope: open a project, click Observability, then select Analytics. This view filters to one project and adds an Environment selector.

What's in this section

• Access and entitlements: plans, free trial, retention.
• Shared controls: time range, filters, environment selector, banners, URL state.
• Sections:
  • Requests: overall traffic, latency, errors.
  • Origins: backend performance.
  • Consumers: per-consumer breakdowns.
  • Agents: classified AI agent traffic.
  • MCP: virtual server routing, capability and tool invocations, JSON-RPC methods, upstream health.
  • GraphQL: operation volume, errors, resolver latency, and query complexity.
• Reference:
  • Metrics glossary: every KPI and percentile defined once.
  • URL parameters: permalink reference.

Section visibility

Analytics is split into sections, listed in a sidebar on the left of the page. You'll see a subset of sections depending on your plan and project setup:

Section	When it appears
Requests	All accounts.
Origins	The project uses managed-edge origins.
Consumers	All accounts.
Agents	All accounts.
MCP	The project type is standard and the project uses MCP.
GraphQL	The project proxies a GraphQL API.

Analytics is included on every plan. If you don't see Analytics at all, your account may have it disabled — see Access and entitlements.