What CloudSavvy does across Azure, AWS and Oracle Cloud
Cost, unused resources and misconfigurations in one place. Each provider is reported in the currency it bills in, and where a figure is not available yet the product says so rather than filling the gap.
Connect an accountSpend, per provider, in the currency it bills
Azure in one currency, AWS in another, Oracle Cloud in a third — reported side by side and never added together. Optionally, an approximate total in one reporting currency sits alongside them, using rates your finance team enters and showing which rate produced which figure — because a converted total nobody can trace back to a rate is a number nobody can reconcile against an invoice.
- A figure the provider has not reported yet shows as an em dash, never as zero
- Monthly trends are drawn one row per currency, on independent scales
- No total across currencies exists anywhere in the product
What you are paying for and not using
Idle and oversized resources, priced per month in the currency they bill in, with the change that would stop the charge. Savings you have already made are read back from the billing data, not carried forward from the estimate that suggested them.
- Realised savings come from observed billing, never a stored estimate
- Each recommendation names the resource and the setting to change
- Detection does not need a cost: a waste finding stands whether or not the provider billed for it
Misconfigurations, with the evidence
Storage open to the internet, databases reachable from any address, administrative ports left open to the world. Ranked by severity, each finding showing the exact setting that triggered it.
- Says plainly what it could not assess, instead of reporting silence as safety
- A benchmark version and control id, or no citation at all — never a plausible wrong number
- Counted, never priced: a security finding does not become a savings figure
Spend analysis before you connect anything
Upload one native cost export — an AWS Cost and Usage Report, an Azure actual-cost export, an Oracle Cloud cost report — and get the same breakdown, without granting any access.
- Works before a single cloud account is connected
- Unused commitments priced directly from the bill
- States what a billing file cannot show, rather than guessing
- Budgets and alerts
- Thresholds per organisation, subscription or account, and a mail when spend crosses one or a day breaks its pattern.
- Resource inventory
- Every resource the connected accounts expose, with its cost and utilisation, and the ones nothing is attached to.
- Roles and permissions
- Six roles from Owner to Viewer. Each one lists exactly which permissions it grants, rather than asking you to infer them from its name.
- Organisation and audit
- Invitations, approval for new organisations, and an audit trail that records who did what and when.
- Reportingin progress
- Cost allocation by team, project or environment, and month-on-month comparison. In progress.
Connect one account and see the breakdown
One set of read-only credentials per provider. Nothing is written back to your cloud and there is no agent to install.
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