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Husk Customer Profitability connects your AI and infrastructure spend to the customers who generate it. When you know exactly how much OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, and hosting costs are tied to each customer, you can calculate true margins and make smarter pricing and retention decisions. This page describes the workflow from tagging usage to reviewing the report.

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Tag usage for attribution

Before Husk can attribute AI costs to customers, you need to tag transactions or usage events with a customer identifier. You can do this during expense categorization or by importing usage data that already contains customer labels.

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Review the profitability report

1

Open Customer Profitability

In Husk, go to AI Spend Management and select Customer Profitability.
2

Choose a time period

Pick a month or quarter to analyze. The report aggregates all tagged AI and infrastructure costs for that window.
3

Map costs to revenue

Husk matches your attributed spend against revenue data imported from Stripe, your accounting tool, or a CSV upload. If revenue data is missing for a customer, the report shows cost only.
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Review per-customer margin

The report lists each customer with attributed cost, matched revenue, and margin percentage. Sort by margin to find your most and least profitable accounts.
5

Export or share

Download the report as CSV or share a read-only link with your finance lead.

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How to improve accuracy

  • Use consistent customer IDs across your AI billing, Stripe, and Husk.
  • Update revenue mappings monthly so the report stays current.
  • Review untagged transactions regularly and assign customer labels to reduce unallocated spend.
Customer Profitability requires connected revenue or usage data. If you use Stripe, connect it under Integrations first. For other billing systems, upload a CSV with customer ID, amount, and date columns.