diff --git a/admin/subscription-usage/analyze-apm-billing-usage.rst b/admin/subscription-usage/analyze-apm-billing-usage.rst
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--- a/admin/subscription-usage/analyze-apm-billing-usage.rst
+++ b/admin/subscription-usage/analyze-apm-billing-usage.rst
@@ -114,11 +114,11 @@ For more information about APM usage reports, see :ref:`view-apm-billing-reports
 Subscription usage report for hosts and containers
 =========================================================
 
-For host subscription plans, you can request and download reports that show which hosts and containers are sending APM data over a specific minute. This can help you identify which hosts and containers are contributing to your subscription usage.
+For host subscription plans, you can request and download reports that show which hosts and containers are sending APM data over a specific minute. This can help you identify which hosts and containers are contributing to your subscription usage. You can generate and download reports within the retention period for traces. See :ref:`apm-data-retention` for more information.
 
 To download a subscription usage report, do the following:
 
-- Go to :menuselection:`Settings > Subscription Usage` and select the :strong:`APM` tab.
+- Go to :menuselection:`Settings` then :menuselection:`Subscription Usage` and select the :guilabel:`APM` tab.
 - Expand the :guilabel:`Hosts` chart or the :guilabel:`Containers` chart.
 - Select an hour of time in the chart.
 - Select a specific minute within the hour.
@@ -126,4 +126,4 @@ To download a subscription usage report, do the following:
 
 For each selected minute, the report shows the attributes or tags associated with the hosts and containers that sent data to Splunk APM. You might see different tags, like ``AWSUniqueId``, ``container_id``,  ``gcp_id``, and so on depending on the source of the host or container observed and the version of your instrumentation agent.
 
-.. note:: You can generate and download reports within the retention period for traces. See :ref:`apm-data-retention` for more information.
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+.. caution:: For Kubernetes deployments, the Kubernetes attributes processor extracts default attributes extracted by the processor, such as ``k8s.pod.name``, are required for accurate subscription usage. Don’t remove the Kubernetes attributes processor from your configuration. See :ref:`kubernetes-attributes-processor` for more information.
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