📋Overview

Pay-i allows you to store custom pieces of data, called Properties, for either Use Case Instances or Requests. This allows you to correlate those Instances and requests with custom data of your choosing for data analysis.

For example, if your use case is an AI document summarizer, then an Instance of that use case would be summarizing an individual document. You can store a document_id property on that Instance so that you can correlate the data in Pay-i with your internal data about that document.

Defining Properties

Properties are created dynamically and don't need to be explicitly declared upfront. Properties have two parts:

1. Property Key e.g., document_id
2. Property Value e.g., doc_1234

When you set properties either on a use case Instance or a request, Pay-i will aggregate based on the Property Keys. For example, Pay-i will allow you to see

Pay-i supports both custom and system managed properties. These are extra fields of information used for data pivoting and correlation.