FinOps that shows where every dollar of your cloud goes.
A cost statement by cost center and project, waste cut from the bill and governance over cloud spend. The engineers who point out the waste are the same ones who change the environment to get rid of it.
The bill arrives, and nobody can explain it.
The cloud bill shows up with thousands of lines, in a different format for each provider. Finance sees the total go up and asks why; the technical team opens the console, finds hundreds of resources with no owner and can't say which project or customer drove the increase.
When nobody knows who spends what, nobody decides what to cut. Idle machines, forgotten disks and test environments left running over the weekend stay on the bill month after month, and a Kubernetes cluster becomes one number nobody can split.
What FinOps takes on
Cost statement by cost center and project
All your clouds in one statement as simple as your bank's, reconciled with the invoice. Every line lands in a cost center by rule, and a new rule reclassifies the whole history too, not just what arrives from now on.
Waste cut from the bill
Idle, oversized or ownerless resources are found and removed or resized by the team itself, in windows you approve. The savings show up on the next invoice, not in a list of recommendations.
Kubernetes split to the cent
Each node's billed amount, anchored to the invoice, split by namespace and workload. The cluster stops being a single line and gets an owner per team, project or customer.
Multi-cloud in one statement
Oracle Cloud, AWS and Azure side by side, with several Kubernetes clusters next to your cloud accounts. One view instead of one console per provider.
Spend governance
A spending spike becomes an alert in the same NOC that watches the health of your environment. Every relevant increase gets a known cause and someone accountable for it.
How it's delivered and what you follow
FinOps doesn't end in a spreadsheet of suggestions. You follow the same statement the team uses to decide what to cut.
A statement open to you
Finance and technical leadership look at the same numbers, organized by cost center, without waiting for someone to build a spreadsheet at month end.
Rules you approve
The nuvem.cash Assistant analyzes your costs and suggests classification rules and reports, but nothing takes effect without your approval.
Reports your way
Ask for a report in one sentence, save it and export it. The breakdown the board keeps asking for becomes a report that runs again on its own.
The same team that operates
Whoever finds the waste also makes the change in the environment, with a way back defined, instead of handing the recommendation to another team.
The team's cost control method, built to stabilize bills that tripled when the dollar spiked, is now nuvem.cash: the statement you and the team follow together.
Frequently asked questions
What is FinOps?
It's the practice of giving cloud spend an owner and governance: knowing who spends what, cutting what brings no return and tracking cost alongside operations. At Nuvem.Online, the team that measures the spend also changes the environment to bring it down.
Which clouds does nuvem.cash cover?
Oracle Cloud, AWS and Azure in the same statement, plus several Kubernetes clusters next to your cloud accounts.
How are costs split by cost center and project?
By classification rules defined with you. A new rule applies to the whole history, so last month's statement shows the new split too. The Assistant proposes rules, and you approve each one.
Can I see what each team spends on a shared Kubernetes cluster?
Yes. Each node's amount comes from the invoice and is split by namespace and workload, to the cent, so every team or project sees its share of the cluster.
Does cutting costs put the environment's stability at risk?
No. The cuts are made by the people who run the environment, not by someone who only reads the bill. Every change goes through the same window and the same way back as any other, with the NOC watching afterwards.
How does FinOps with Nuvem.Online start?
With a 30-day proof of concept, no contract, that ends in the senior assessment: where the spend goes today and where the waste is. FinOps with nuvem.cash is part of every operation the team runs.