What a meeting costs
The meeting's settings show what each part cost in credits. Credits only, never money; and a credit is exactly one cent.
The parts, in the order a meeting meets them
Transcription
One call every half minute. The meeting is billed by what the calls cost, not by how many there were; a meeting of thirty-second calls is not rounded up per call.
The shared record
The summary everyone sees. Its cost is shared and counted once.
Personal readings
Each person asks for their own and sees the price before flipping the switch.
Questions and regenerations
Whatever you asked the meeting, and any document you made from it.
What is not shown
Money. Cost is credits only, and a credit is exactly one cent, as the model provider reports it, with no per-line rounding up.
Another meeting's spend never lands on this one. Someone who cannot read the meeting cannot see its cost. A meeting older than the accounting says so rather than showing part of a figure.
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