What are credits

‍What is a credit?‍

In Quin, a credit is the basic unit of work performed by your assistant. Credits power everything Quin does on your behalf—from sending messages to updating CRM records, drafting follow-ups, or preparing you for meetings.

Each credit represents a single action Quin takes to help you move your work forward. Depending on the complexity of your request, Quin may use just one credit—or combine multiple credits to complete something more advanced.

Think of credits as the "work currency" that fuel your assistant behind the scenes.

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What counts as a credit?

A credit might include:

• Sending a message or email
• Updating a CRM record
• Creating or completing a to-do
• Pulling data from a calendar or CRM
• Drafting a follow-up summary
• Analyzing a transcript for key points
• Generating a daily brief or meeting prep
  

The number of credits used depends on how much Quin needs to do to fulfill your request.

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Example credit usage

Simple question (no lookup)

1 credit

Question about a contact

2–4 credits

Meeting prep

3–5 credits

Daily brief

5–10 credits

Meeting recap (with updates)

10–20 credits

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Why it matters

Understanding credit usage helps you gauge how much Quin is doing on your behalf—whether you’re on a usage-based plan or simply want insight into how the assistant operates.