AWS
Connect AWS cost and usage data with Exivity to gain detailed visibility into cloud consumption, allocate costs accurately, and support FinOps, showback, chargeback, and billing across AWS environments.
At a glance
- Product
- Hypermeter and Exivity Core
- Source and connection
- AWS Cost and Usage Report (CUR) exports; legacy Detailed Billing Report (DBR) supported
- Data collected
- Line-item cost and usage across accounts, including consolidated billing structures
AWS Consumption
Exivity integrates with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide detailed visibility into cloud consumption, costs, and billing data.
Using AWS Cost and Usage Report (CUR) data, Exivity can ingest and process granular AWS usage and cost information across your cloud environment. Both standard and consolidated billing structures can be supported, helping organizations understand how AWS resources and services contribute to overall cloud spend. Exivity also supports legacy AWS Detailed Billing Report (DBR) data sources where required.
Once AWS data is available in Exivity, it can be enriched with customer, department, service, contract, or other business information. Organizations can then apply their own rates and business rules to create meaningful cost reports for different stakeholders.
This makes the integration suitable for enterprises that need greater AWS cost transparency and internal cost allocation, as well as service providers that need to translate AWS consumption into customer-facing billing.
AWS data can also be combined with other public cloud, private cloud, SaaS, and infrastructure data in Exivity, providing a consolidated view across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.
See this integration on your own data.
A demo scoped to your platform, run by an engineer who has connected it before. Bring one account or source; leave with a rated report.