Built for the business teams who own the budget — not the engineers who built the infrastructure. FinOps Center translates complex AWS costs into business language and gives Product Owners, Finance teams, and Department Managers real control over cloud spending without touching the AWS console.
AWS is powerful. AWS billing is not built for business teams.
Your Finance leaders see account-level totals with no context. Your Product Owners have no visibility into what their workloads are spending. Your Department Managers can't approve or dispute charges without an engineering ticket. And your FinOps team spends more time translating AWS jargon than driving savings.
FinOps Center changes that.
AWS organises your infrastructure by accounts, regions, and services. FinOps Center maps all of that to Business Unit → Department → Portfolio → Product. Every report, every budget, every approval uses your language — not AWS's.
In AWS, shared accounts mean no clear ownership. FinOps Center lets Product Owners claim individual resources — databases, servers, AI models — to their workloads directly. Once claimed, 100% of that cost belongs to that team from day one. No AWS console access required.
AWS gives you line items. FinOps Center gives you answers — which workload is over budget, which savings are waiting for approval, which AI applications are driving unexpected spend, and how each team is tracking against the estimate they committed to.
FinOps Center grades your AWS environment across waste elimination, commitment strategy, and resource modernization — adjusted for the effort each recommendation requires. An improving grade is visible proof of progress. A declining grade is an early warning before the next bill lands.
See how the Report Card worksTranslate AWS accounts and resources into your org structure. Business Unit → Department → Portfolio → Product. Everything in FinOps Center uses your labels — not AWS account IDs or service codes.
Allocate AWS accounts to financial budgets by percentage. A shared account split between two teams? 60/40. A dedicated account? 100%. Every dollar accounted for, every month.
Product Owners claim AWS resources to their workloads in a simple interface. EC2, RDS, S3, Bedrock — any resource with an ARN. Once claimed, it belongs to that workload. Cost follows ownership.
Weekly spending periods delivered to Product Owners for review. Accept if the numbers look right. Dispute if something seems off. A clear record of who reviewed what and when — no AWS console login required.
AWS optimization recommendations surfaced in plain English. FinOps Leaders approve, ignore, or implement. Admins execute through CloudScal3 Tools. Product Owners see the results. Full approval workflow with audit trail — no engineering bottleneck.
Annual and period budgets tracked against actuals in real time. Current Period spend, Current Month spend, available budget remaining, and trend analysis — all visible to the right people at the right level of detail.
AWS Migration Acceleration Program contracts tracked end-to-end. Eligible resources identified automatically. Tagging tasks routed to Cloud Engineers. Credit utilisation visible to FinOps Leaders.
See the full MAP solutionAmazon Bedrock spending attributed to the application making the call — not just the account it runs in. Set token budgets by workload. Track input, output, and cache consumption. Govern which AI models your teams use.
See the AI Cost Governance solutionAsk Agent Bill anything about your AWS spending in plain English. He knows your hierarchy, your budgets, and your history — and answers differently depending on whether you're a Product Owner, FinOps Leader, or Finance Admin.
Meet Agent BillAgent Bill knows your hierarchy, your budgets, your workloads, and your history — and answers differently depending on whether you're a Product Owner, FinOps Leader, or Finance Admin.
"Why is our AI spend so high this week?"
Your AI spend is up 4× this week, driven by the AI Modernization workload in your Operations department. The Bedrock model your team selected switched from Claude Haiku to Claude Sonnet — average cost per request increased from $0.012 to $0.048. Want me to flag this to the workload owner?
"Are we going to exceed budget this month?"
At current run rate, you'll exceed your AI estimate by ~$180 this month. Your cache hit rate is strong — if it stays above 60%, the overage will be closer to $90. Two Savings Plan recommendations are also pending FinOps Leader approval that would offset roughly $300/mo if implemented.
FinOps Center adapts to your role. Everyone sees the information relevant to them — nothing more, nothing less.
Full org-wide visibility. Approve savings recommendations. Manage MAP contracts. Allocate credits. Set governance policy.
Own your workload's spending. Claim resources. Create estimates. Review and accept Cloud Spend Cards. Designate MAP workloads.
Configure account allocations. Manage users and roles. Set up MAP contracts. Define the financial hierarchy for your organisation.
Work through the MAP tagging queue. Apply compliance tags to eligible resources. Set up Bedrock inference profiles for AI MAP workloads.
See your department's total spending across all products and portfolios. Track budget vs actual. Understand trends.
FinOps Center deploys directly into your AWS environment via AWS Marketplace. Authorization flows through your own identity layer — no shared infrastructure, no data sharing agreements.
Installed via AWS Marketplace and CloudFormation directly into your environment. No shared multi-tenant infrastructure. No data hops to a vendor cloud.
Identity governed by your existing Cognito user pools. Authorization through your own AppSync layer. The same security controls you already trust — no new auth model to audit.
Every allocation, approval, budget, and report lives in your account. Your cloud spend data stays exactly where it should — under your control, under your governance.
FinOps Center is the See layer of the suite. Pair it with Agent Bill (Ask) and CloudScal3 Tools (Act) for the complete loop — visibility, conversation, action — all AWS-native, all in your account.
The conversational layer. Bedrock AgentCore + Amazon Quick, with role-scoped answers grounded in your AWS data.
Learn more →ControlThe control plane. Spend governance, Cost Saving Report Card, AI MAP lifecycle, and role-based visibility across every team.
Learn more →Execute
The execution layer. Non-technical teams buy Savings Plans, apply MAP tags, and stop non-prod resources within Control Tower guardrails.
Learn more →Let's discuss how Cloud Scal3 can help transform your business with AWS-native AI solutions.
