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Connect AWS accounts, applications, resources, environments, owners and financial data into a single operating view.
Estate Intelligence
Cloud cost becomes much more useful when infrastructure is connected to applications, teams and business ownership.
Every layer connects — from the AWS Organization down to individual resources, with cost attributed to the right owner at every level.
Ownership Mapping
Map every AWS resource to an application, environment, team and cost owner.
The Old Way
Resource
EC2
Cost
$38,000
No application. No owner. No environment. Just a number.
The CoreFinOps Way
Cost Intelligence
Multi-dimensional cost analysis connected to the organizational context that makes it actionable.
Drill into spend across any dimension — service, account, application, team.
Understand cost contribution by AWS service type.
Break down spend across the AWS organization by account.
Aggregate cost by application across all accounts and services.
Allocate spend to teams and business units with ownership context.
Identify patterns and seasonality in cloud spend over time.
Use tags, accounts and custom rules to allocate untagged spend.
View cost with commitment amortization applied consistently.
See cost adjusted for Savings Plans and Reserved Instance coverage.
Forecasting
Project spend forward and compare against budgets before variances become problems.
Monthly Spend — Actual vs Forecast vs Budget
Sample / Demo DataForecast indicates $6K variance above budget in Aug–Sep. Action can be taken now.
Project spend 30, 60 and 90 days forward using historical run-rate patterns.
Identify whether spend is accelerating, stable or declining by service and application.
Compare forecast to approved budgets and highlight variance risk early.
Track annualized spend run-rate against plan throughout the year.
Anomaly Detection
Identifying abnormal financial behavior, not generic infrastructure monitoring.
Detect unusual cost increases at the AWS service level before they compound.
Surface unexpected spend spikes within specific AWS accounts.
Identify abnormal cost events tied to specific application owners.
Flag statistical deviations from established spend patterns.
Provide resource, tag and ownership context to accelerate root cause analysis.
Identifying abnormal financial behavior — CoreFinOps detects cost anomalies using statistical patterns and business ownership context, not just infrastructure thresholds.
Kubernetes Economics
EKS cost does not stop at the cluster level. CoreFinOps connects container economics to application and team ownership.
Break container spend down by namespace.
Attribute cost to individual deployments and stateful sets.
Compare resource requests against actual consumption.
Identify over-provisioned nodes and unused capacity.
Score workloads on their CPU and memory efficiency ratios.
Assign Kubernetes cost back to owning teams and cost centers.
Commitment Intelligence
Gain visibility into Savings Plans, Reserved Instances and their impact on your effective cloud cost.
Savings Plans
Active
Compute & EC2 coverage
Reserved Capacity
Active
RDS, ElastiCache, Redshift
Coverage %
72%
Of eligible on-demand spend
Utilization %
88%
Commitments effectively consumed
On-demand Exposure
28%
Eligible spend not covered by commitments
Important: Commitment purchasing decisions require human review and approval. CoreFinOps provides the visibility; decisions remain with your team.
Once CoreFinOps understands your estate, ownership and spend, that context drives optimization and transformation decisions.
