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# Commitment Inventory Metrics

What every number on the Commitment Inventory page means: the header stats bar and the commitment table.

This page defines the metrics shown on [Commitment Inventory](/help-center/user-guide/commitment-inventory.md), Archera's tool for managing existing commitments and planning renewals.

Two fields on this page, **Included** and **Commitment Info**, carry the same definitions used on the [Commitment Planner](/help-center/metrics-and-definitions/commitment-planner-metrics.md#commitment-info). They are not repeated here.

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## Header stats bar

### Guaranteed Commitment Premiums

**Shown in the product as:** Guaranteed Commitment Premiums (previously labeled "GRI Premiums")

**What it is:** Estimated monthly Guaranteed Commitment premiums based on the selected time window.

The premium itself, meaning what it is and how term length affects it, is defined in [Premiums and Term Lengths](/help-center/guaranteed-commitments/premiums-and-terms.md). This tile is the rolled-up estimate for whatever date range is currently selected on the page, not a single commitment's premium.

**Related:** Archera only charges premiums on Guaranteed Commitments when those commitments actually save you money. For how that works, see [Premiums and Term Lengths](/help-center/guaranteed-commitments/premiums-and-terms.md).

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## Commitment table

### Offering Info

**What it is:** The commitment's term and payment option, in the same format as the [Commitments](/help-center/metrics-and-definitions/commitment-planner-metrics.md#commitments) field on the Commitment Planner, for example `30 Day GRI | No Upfront`.

**Per-provider labels:** The commitment type abbreviation in this column depends on both the cloud provider and the underlying native commitment:

| Provider     | 30-day label                                             | 1-year label                                             |
| ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| AWS          | `30 Day GRI \| No Upfront` or `30 Day GSP \| No Upfront` | `1 Year GRI \| No Upfront` or `1 Year GSP \| No Upfront` |
| Azure        | `30 Day GRI \| No Upfront` or `30 Day GSP \| No Upfront` | `1 Year GRI \| No Upfront` or `1 Year GSP \| No Upfront` |
| Google Cloud | `30 Day GCUD \| No Upfront`                              | `1 Year GCUD \| No Upfront`                              |

`GRI` indicates the commitment is backed by a Reserved Instance (an Azure Reservation on Azure). `GSP` indicates a Savings Plan. `GCUD` indicates a Committed Use Discount.

### Utilization

**Definition under review.** The exact basis for this figure is being confirmed and is not yet published.

**If Utilization matters to your decision, ask us rather than inferring it.** Contact your Archera representative or support and we will confirm what it measures for your commitments.

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## Related resources

* [Commitment Inventory - Overview](/help-center/user-guide/commitment-inventory.md)
* [Commitment Planner Metrics](/help-center/metrics-and-definitions/commitment-planner-metrics.md)
* [Premiums and Term Lengths](/help-center/guaranteed-commitments/premiums-and-terms.md)
* [Billing and Guaranteed Commitments](/help-center/billing/billing-and-gris.md)
* [Invoices](/help-center/billing/invoices.md)


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