Your Rhazes usage and limits
See what you have used against the limits on your Rhazes plan, and which counters reset daily, monthly, or never at all.
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Where to look
Limits shows what you have used against what your plan allows, one card per counter.
What is counted
| Counter | Resets |
|---|---|
| Messages | Daily |
| Workflows | Daily |
| Transcriptions | Daily |
| Custom notes | Daily |
| Rhazes notes | Daily |
| Coding | Monthly |
| Session sharing | Monthly |
| Workflow creation | Never, a lifetime total |
| Custom templates | Never, a lifetime total |
Daily, monthly and lifetime are genuinely different
Worth reading the period rather than only the number.
- A daily counter is back tomorrow. Hitting one late in the day is an inconvenience.
- A monthly counter is not. Running out of coding in the first week is a real problem for the following three, so it is the one to keep an eye on.
- A lifetime total is a cap on how many can exist at once, not how many you may create. Deleting a template or a workflow you no longer use frees the slot back up, which is usually a better answer than upgrading.
On a paid plan
Every counter reads Unlimited and there is nothing to manage.
When you hit one
Rhazes tells you at the point of the action rather than silently doing less, so you find out when you try to do the thing, not afterwards when the output looks thin.
Getting more headroom
Two options, and the cheap one is worth trying first:
- Clear out what you are not using, for the two lifetime counters. Old workflows and abandoned templates hold slots.
- Move to a paid plan, from Billing, which removes the limits entirely.