Cloud Cost Intelligence
Your Whole Team Can Trust
Reliable cost reporting, drawn straight from your billing data — then an AI layer that explains what changed and recommends where to act. The numbers are reproducible and audit-ready; the AI advises, you decide. Finsimul never touches your cloud.
Connects to your existing billing exports
Everything your FinOps team needs
One platform to ingest, report on, and act on cloud and SaaS cost data — deterministic reporting you can trust, with an AI layer that explains it and recommends where to act.
Unified Cost Ingestion
Connect billing exports from AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Finsimul normalises and enriches every source into a single cost model.
AI-Written Analysis
AI reads your reporting and explains it — what changed month-on-month, which anomalies matter, and where spend is moving. Advisory narrative in plain language; it never changes your cloud or decides for you.
Per-Period Reports
A finished HTML report each period — cost trends, month-on-month changes and the story behind the numbers. Every cycle builds on the last.
Recommendations Engine
Actionable cost optimisation recommendations with business context — not generic Trusted Advisor suggestions. Every insight leads somewhere.
Cost Allocation & Chargeback
Map every dollar to a team, product or cost pool with allocation rules. Budgets, variance and chargeback views give shared spend a clear owner.
Team Collaboration
Role-based access for finance, engineering and leadership. One source of truth. No more spreadsheet wars or stale cost reports.
From raw data to decision in three steps
Connect
Provide read-only access to your cloud billing exports. Finsimul supports AWS, Azure and Google Cloud. Setup takes minutes, not days.
Analyse
Finsimul builds your reporting deterministically — trends, anomalies and allocation computed straight from the data, the same way every time. AI then reads those results and drafts the narrative and recommendations.
Act
Receive reports, alerts and ranked recommendations. Your team makes better decisions, faster — with the context to explain every number to leadership, and full control over what to act on.
Finished intelligence, not another dashboard
Three things that set Finsimul apart from self-service cloud cost tools.
Reliable numbers, finished reports
Trustworthy dashboards for the figures, drawn straight from your data — and finished reports on top that explain what changed, why it matters, and what to do about it. No raw exports left for you to decode.
Filtered by your context
Tell Finsimul your constraints once. Every recommendation after that is actionable — never generic noise you have already ruled out.
Written for every stakeholder
Executive, engineering and finance each get the same intelligence, in the language their role actually uses.
June spend rose +6.4% month-on-month, driven almost entirely by the planned analytics batch migration (+$21,170 on EMR and S3). Excluding that approved programme, underlying spend was flat at +0.3% — in line with the last four periods.
The largest actionable opportunity remains the over-provisioned staging databases ($8,900/mo). We have not re-recommended downsizing rds-prod-payments: your contractual constraint is on file until Q3.
EMR cluster hours and S3 storage/requests account for the full +$21,170 movement — utilisation confirms this is the approved batch migration running as expected, not scope creep. Strip that out and infrastructure spend held flat at +0.3%, matching the trailing four periods.
The clearest efficiency signal is the staging RDS fleet: three instances averaging under 15% CPU, a standing rightsizing candidate worth $8,900/mo. rds-prod-payments stays off that list — the contractual hold you filed is still in force until Q3.
Total spend of $412,908 landed 6.4% above prior month, fully explained by one line item — EMR and S3 usage for the approved analytics migration (+$21,170). Underlying run-rate was flat at +0.3%, and the on-demand/committed mix was unchanged from last period.
Twelve ranked savings actions worth $27,340 are queued for review. The largest single item, an $8,900/mo staging-database rightsizing, stays excluded from that total — rds-prod-payments carries a contractual hold on file until Q3.