Exivity + FinOps Foundation: Advancing Technology Value Management
Exivity is a General Member of the FinOps Foundation. The FinOps Certified Platform certification is held for the engine the Foundation lists as Exivity OnPremise — today’s Exivity Core — and the team holds individual FinOps certifications. Both products read FOCUS-formatted exports.
Exivity is an organizational member of the FinOps Foundation, the Linux Foundation project dedicated to advancing the people who manage the value of technology.
The FinOps Framework brings engineering, finance and business teams together to maximize technology value, improve financial accountability and enable data-driven decision-making. Exivity supports these principles by giving organizations a flexible platform for collecting, allocating, analyzing and governing technology costs across complex environments.
Exivity Core and Hypermeter support FinOps use cases across public cloud, private cloud, hybrid and multi-cloud infrastructure, SaaS and AI. Capabilities include universal metering, cost allocation, chargeback and showback, billing automation, optimization, unit economics, financial governance and AI Token Economics (Tokenomics).
Exivity also supports the FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS™), helping organizations normalize technology cost and usage data into consistent structures for analysis and allocation.
Through its involvement with the FinOps Foundation, Exivity contributes to an ecosystem focused on making technology costs more transparent, accountable and connected to business value.
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Ask us the restIs Exivity a member of the FinOps Foundation?
Yes. Exivity is a General Member of the FinOps Foundation, which is a Linux Foundation project established in 2020.
Is the software FinOps certified?
Yes. The FinOps Certified Platform status is held for the engine the Foundation lists as Exivity OnPremise — today’s Exivity Core — and several members of the Exivity team hold FinOps certifications.
Which FOCUS version is supported?
FOCUS-formatted exports are read from any conforming provider, across released specification versions; we recommend the latest, FOCUS 1.4 as of September 2026.
Does certification mean the Foundation recommends Exivity?
No. Certification is a review of the platform against the FinOps framework. The Foundation does not endorse one member’s product over another’s, and it does not review individual implementations.
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