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How it works

From your AWS bill to owned cost in five steps

Connect on Monday, see your first fully allocated month by Friday, run the first review in week two.

Step 1

Connect

Read-only role + Cost & Usage Report

Step 2

Allocate 100%

BU · app · env · owner, shared costs split

Step 3

Tag ownership

Virtual tags — no AWS tagging needed

Step 4

Catch anomalies

Hourly, per resource → Jira / Slack / Teams

Step 5

Prove savings

Observed on the next bill, per owner

Step 1 · Connect

A read-only stack, nothing inside your workloads

Deploy one CloudFormation template in the payer account. It grants read access to the Cost & Usage Report and cost APIs; member accounts are discovered through AWS Organizations. History loads from Cost Explorer while the first CUR arrives.

Steps 2–3 · Allocate & own

To 100%, with an owner on every line

Credits, refunds, RI/SP amortisation, support and marketplace charges are normalised; allocation rules split shared costs until unallocated is zero. Virtual tags give every resource an owner without touching AWS.

Steps 4–5 · Act & prove

Tickets go out, the next bill tells the truth

Hourly anomaly detection per resource routes findings to Jira, Slack or Teams. Savings actions get an owner and a ticket; the platform watches the following bills and attributes the observed drop.

Timeline

The first two weeks

D1

Connected

Stack deployed, accounts discovered, history visible

D5

Published at 100%

Rules agreed, owners assigned, anomaly detection live

W2

Operating

Jira / Slack connected, first savings review, exec pack scheduled

See your own bill allocated to 100%

Thirty minutes with a FinOps engineer, on your AWS data if you like. No slideware.

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