To see your Azure credits, log in to the Azure portal and navigate to the "Cost Analysis" section. This is where you'll find a summary of your current and past spending.
Your allowance is displayed as a total, with a breakdown of the different services you're using. This makes it easy to track your usage and identify areas where you might be able to reduce costs.
Azure credits are applied to your account automatically, so you don't need to do anything to receive them. However, you can check your credits at any time to see how much you have available.
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Understanding Azure Credits
You can see your remaining Azure credits in the Microsoft for Startups Portal for a quick snapshot. This portal provides a simple overview of your credits.
To get a more detailed view of your credits, head to the Azure portal and navigate to Cost Management -> Billing > Usage+Charges. Here, you can view and download detailed usage data, including resource name, type, region, and cost.
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You can also use the Azure portal to track your credit usage over time. This is especially useful if you want to see how your usage has changed over a specific period.
To view transactions that affected your credit balance, you'll need to make a request to the Azure API. This requires passing a billing profile ID and a specific date range. The API response will return all transactions that impacted your credit balance.
The API response includes a range of useful information, including the date of each transaction, a description of the transaction, and the amount of credit that expired. You can also see the charges associated with each transaction and the balance after each transaction.
Here's a breakdown of the information you can expect to see in the API response:
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