FOCUS
Use FOCUS cost and usage data with Exivity to normalize cloud billing information and create consistent FinOps reporting, allocation, and analysis across multiple cloud providers.
At a glance
- Product
- Hypermeter and Exivity Core
- Source and connection
- FOCUS-conformant billing exports, via the FOCUS Schema Mapper Template
- Data collected
- Standardized cost and usage line items; all released FOCUS versions are read, with the latest (1.4) recommended
Exivity supports the FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS™), enabling organizations to work with standardized cloud cost and usage datasets across different technology providers.
FOCUS defines a common structure for billing data, helping reduce the complexity created by different cloud providers using different terminology, schemas, and formats for cost and usage information. Exivity can ingest FOCUS-compatible datasets using its FOCUS Schema Mapper Template and transform them into consistent, actionable cost information.
This standardized approach makes it easier to analyze and compare cloud costs across providers while maintaining a consistent foundation for FinOps reporting, cost allocation, showback, chargeback, and other financial management processes.
Because Exivity is data source agnostic, FOCUS data can also be combined with other cost, usage, infrastructure, customer, and business data. This enables organizations to go beyond basic cloud billing normalization and connect technology consumption with the business context required for meaningful cost management.
For organizations adopting FOCUS as part of their FinOps strategy, Exivity provides a way to ingest standardized cost and usage data while maintaining the flexibility to enrich, transform, rate, allocate, and report on that data according to their own business requirements.
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