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TOKENFLOW ENGINE   •   USAGE • CREDITS • ALLOCATIONS • ENTITLEMENTS   •   METER EVERY UNIT
Usage Infrastructure

Usage becomes controlled value.

TokenFlow Engine is the usage, credit, allocation, entitlement, and metering layer for modern software products. Track consumption, allocate shared capacity, enforce plan rules, meter usage in real time, and turn product activity into controlled, accountable units.

Real-time metering Shared pools Plan limits Entitlement-aware
TokenFlow Engine governed usage network

Control the flow between product usage and customer value.

TokenFlow provides a reusable operating layer for products that need to account for consumption, limits, credits, allocations, or entitlements without building a separate metering system for every application.

01 / METER

Measure consumption.

Record usage events from APIs, applications, AI workloads, services, automation, or other measurable product activity.

02 / ALLOCATE

Distribute capacity.

Allocate credits or usage capacity across customers, teams, projects, services, environments, or shared pools.

03 / GOVERN

Enforce product rules.

Apply plan limits, entitlement conditions, rate controls, thresholds, priorities, and configured usage policies.

04 / UNDERSTAND

See where value goes.

Understand usage, remaining balances, consumption trends, overages, customer behavior, allocation health, and capacity.

One usage engine across many product models.

TokenFlow separates usage accounting from the individual application generating the activity.

Product systems report usage. TokenFlow evaluates credits, allocations, pools, entitlements, limits, and policies, then records the resulting consumption and operating state.

That makes the same engine useful across SaaS subscriptions, API products, AI workloads, agency allocations, downloadable software, managed services, and internal service quotas.

Credits Usage Allocations Entitlements Plans Pools Limits Overages
TokenFlow Engine dashboard showing credits usage allocations plans pools limits and overages

The primitives behind usage-aware products.

TokenFlow is built around a small set of reusable concepts that can support many different pricing and product models.

Credits

Track available value.

Maintain balances representing usage capacity, prepaid units, product credits, service units, or other governed quantities.

Balance-aware product control.
Metering

Record usage events.

Capture measurable events and turn raw product activity into accountable consumption.

Built for usage-aware services.
Allocations

Divide capacity deliberately.

Assign portions of a larger pool to customers, teams, projects, environments, services, or other consumers.

Controlled distribution of capacity.
Shared Pools

Let many consumers draw from one source.

Create shared usage pools where multiple authorized consumers draw from a common balance while every unit remains accounted for.

Ideal for agencies and pooled services.
Entitlements

Know who may consume what.

Tie consumption to product access, plan rights, customer status, feature access, or other entitlement conditions.

Usage and access stay connected.
Policies

Apply limits and guardrails.

Enforce thresholds, quotas, rate limits, priority rules, exhaustion behavior, overages, and other product-specific controls.

Govern consumption in real time.
TokenFlow Engine shared token pool and real-time usage ledger

One pool. Many consumers. Every unit accounted for.

Shared pools allow an organization to maintain a larger balance while distributing access across multiple downstream consumers.

An agency could maintain one TokenFlow allocation and assign portions to customers. A software company could share capacity across teams, applications, environments, or product lines.

TokenFlow tracks the source, allocation, consumer, usage event, remaining capacity, and applicable policy so pooled value does not become an untraceable number.

Shared Credits Customer Allocations Team Budgets Project Quotas Live Balances Audit Trail

Built for products where usage matters.

TokenFlow is not tied to one billing model or one application type. It provides the underlying usage and allocation engine while each product decides what its units mean.

SaaS Products

Track plan allowances, included usage, feature quotas, shared organization pools, overages, and customer consumption.

API Businesses

Meter API requests, endpoint usage, weighted operations, rate limits, credits, and customer-specific consumption.

AI Products

Account for tokens, model usage, inference requests, compute units, GPU time, generation limits, or other AI consumption.

Agencies

Purchase or maintain a shared pool and allocate usage capacity across client accounts while tracking each customer’s consumption separately.

Managed Cloud

Meter managed resources, service actions, storage, compute, bandwidth, requests, or recurring operational capacity.

Downloadable Software

Connect licensed software to hosted usage allowances, service credits, online features, consumption limits, or metered add-on services.

TokenFlow can stand alone or work inside a larger platform.

TokenFlow Engine is Hidden Point Studio technology that can support products independently or participate in the broader Novenect ecosystem.

Standalone

Use TokenFlow directly.

Applications can integrate with the engine specifically for credits, usage, allocation, entitlement, and metering functionality.

A focused usage infrastructure product.
Novenect

Participate in connected operations.

Within Novenect, TokenFlow can work alongside customer, commerce, entitlement, delivery, support, and operational capabilities.

Connected through explicit platform contracts.
Product Neutral

Define your own unit of value.

A TokenFlow unit may represent API calls, tokens, compute, actions, jobs, credits, service requests, or another measurable resource.

The engine governs the flow; the product defines the unit.

Build usage-aware products without rebuilding the usage layer.

TokenFlow gives software products a reusable foundation for credits, allocations, entitlements, shared pools, metering, usage controls, and consumption visibility.