GitHub Copilot App Usage Metrics Now Available in API
How to track GitHub Copilot app adoption with the new usage metrics API
The GitHub Copilot usage metrics API just gained something admins have been missing: visibility into the Copilot app itself. Until this update, the API tracked the IDE, chat, code review, and coding-agent surfaces — but the Copilot app was a black box. Now the enterprise and organization reports include two new fields that surface distinct active users and a dedicated section breaking down sessions, requests, and token consumption for the app. This is exactly the kind of plumbing that turns "we bought Copilot" into "we know which teams are actually using it."
For admins trying to answer "are we getting ROI on our Copilot seats?" the old answer was hand-wave territory.
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