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Cost Allocation And Tagging

Transform Cloud Spend Into Any Context

CloudZero helps you easily organize spend into whatever business dimensions matter to you.

Unlike other solutions, which let you build static reports and dashboards, Cloudzero will make your data dynamic and explorable, so you can quickly answer questions in just a couple of clicks.

See All Your Spend In One Place, Enriched With Context

The magic of Cloudzero starts with our data ingestion.

CloudZero ingests billions of events per second — transforming this cost data and making it easy for you to understand where your spend is going.

Unlike other solutions, which require you to look through different panes of glass for each cloud service or container spend, CloudZero combines it into a single view, helping you get the complete picture of the cost to support different aspects of your business.

Put The Power To Organize Spend In Your Hands

Instead of burdensome tagging and allocation projects, CloudZero uses a unique approach to organizing cloud spend that saves your team time and effort.

First, we build on whatever tags you have — and help you prioritize tagging projects. Then, we take a code-driven approach to apply logic and rules to allocate your spend.

This means you can organize and allocate spend, without kicking off a new tagging and allocation project every time.

Dynamically Allocate Shared Costs

Unlike other solutions, which limit you to manually apportion cost (for example, allocating 60% to one thing and 40% to another), CloudZero dynamically allocates shared spend based on actual utilization.

The Platform will automatically calculate the percentage, or you can pull in a telemetry stream that represents utilization, such as duration of queries on a shared database or the time to execute a workload on a shared Kubernetes cluster.

Get Access To Otherwise Impossible Layers Of Granularity

With CloudZero, you’ll get access to extreme levels of granularity, well beyond the typical cost of your product features.

For example, not only can you see the cost of a customer, or the cost of a feature – you can see how much cost each customer drives per feature. Beyond that, you can see how much a single query costs within that feature.

You can drill down, zoom out, click around, and explore – all without pulling separate reports or jumping around to different views.