Microsoft 365
Integrate Microsoft 365 with Exivity to automate license-based cost reporting and billing, allocate subscription costs, and combine Microsoft 365 spend with your wider IT cost landscape.
At a glance
- Product
- Exivity Core
- Source and connection
- Microsoft CSP and Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA) billing data
- Data collected
- License and subscription costs per customer
- Limitations and configuration
- License and subscription billing; separate from Azure resource consumption.
Exivity integrates with Microsoft 365 to help organizations and service providers manage the costs and billing associated with license-based Microsoft cloud services.
Microsoft 365 data can be collected through Microsoft Azure CSP and Microsoft Customer Agreement (MCA) subscriptions and processed in Exivity for detailed cost and billing reporting.
For managed service providers and cloud solution providers, this helps automate the process of translating Microsoft 365 subscription and licensing costs into customer-facing billing. Rates and business rules can be applied within Exivity to reflect specific contracts, pricing structures, markups, or other commercial requirements.
Enterprises can use the same data to improve visibility into Microsoft 365 expenditure and allocate costs to the appropriate departments, business units, customers, or other organizational structures.
Most importantly, Microsoft 365 does not have to be viewed in isolation. Exivity can combine Microsoft 365 costs with Azure, AWS, private cloud, virtualization, and other IT consumption data, creating a more complete view of technology spend across the organization.
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