Microsoft Azure

Exivity integrates with Microsoft Azure to help enterprises, cloud service providers, and managed service providers turn Azure consumption and billing data into actionable cost insights and accurate billing.

Exivity supports multiple Microsoft Azure commercial and deployment models, including Azure Enterprise Agreement (EA), Cloud Solution Provider (CSP), New Commerce Experience (NCE), Azure Stack, and Azure Arc-related use cases.

For enterprise environments, Azure cost and consumption data can be collected and processed to provide detailed reporting across subscriptions, services, accounts, and other organizational dimensions. Exivity's Azure Cost Management integration can work with billing account or subscription-level data, enabling organizations to build cost reporting around the structure that best reflects their environment.

Exivity can then enrich Azure data with business context, apply custom rates and charging rules, and allocate costs to customers, departments, business units, projects, or services. This supports a wide range of FinOps processes, from cloud cost visibility and showback to internal chargeback and external customer billing.

Azure data can also be combined with AWS, Google Cloud, private cloud, virtualization, SaaS, and other infrastructure data, helping organizations create a unified view of technology consumption and cost across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.