CIO
Sees where technology spend outruns the business it serves, and which decisions are pending.
Technology economics for the Microsoft estate
One instrument that tells identified opportunity apart from proved saving, and counts nothing until Finance accepts it.
Spend against orders shipped
Savings funnel
Spotted
Agreed
Measured
Signed off
Decision
Route routine support cases to a smaller model
Coverage
Azure already reports what was billed and where. We read it rather than rebuild it.
Tags and FinOps hubs attribute much of the bill. Gaps stay visible as unowned spend.
Seat activity and model usage live in separate consoles. We line them up against cost.
Nobody records why a change was chosen or whether it paid off. That is the layer we add.
Who it is for
Sees where technology spend outruns the business it serves, and which decisions are pending.
Turns signals into investigations with options, collisions and a named owner for each.
Signs off only what was measured against a baseline, with the evidence one click away.
What you get
Every charge lands once, with an owner, and seats, tokens and credits are never added together.
Each option shows what it collides with, from quality floors to commitments, before anyone approves it.
Benefits are measured per unit of work, separated from raw bill movement, and signed off by Finance.
How it works
Notice
Understand
Choose
Act
Prove
Enterprise ready
Pilot prerequisite: agree deployment in your Azure tenant and verify data residency before connecting anything.
Reads billing and usage. Changes run only through a named action.
Every decision carries a named reviewer and a reason.
Each state change is appended, never overwritten.
Your figures are never mixed with other customers for benchmarks.
FAQ
Walk the full loop on a fictional estate in under twenty minutes.