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# Monitoring your Project

Initially, your project monitoring dashboard will be empty, like this:

![](/files/tOw4CjXZt4IfSrlDPJaC)

From the moment you start the integration (using the API Key), creating requests, webhooks - using our SDK or our APIs - the graphs will start to be populated with real-time information.

![](/files/Ge8kywqI872Ri2odasUS)

It **is very important to keep an eye on the following information:** 

* amount of credits consumed/available (for paid plans) 
* comparison of successful x failure requests - this is mainly because it can identify problems and bottlenecks in services and applications.


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