FinOps Center puts non-technical business teams in complete ownership of AWS spending — including the next generation of AI workloads — through structured business process, not engineering dependency. Deployed on AWS inside your Customer Cloud Estate.
AWS is complex by design. It was built for engineers.
FinOps Center is the control plane that sits above that complexity and translates it into business process — giving your Finance leaders, Product Owners, Department Managers, and FinOps teams the structure they need to own, govern, and act on every dollar of AWS spending.
This is not a reporting tool. This is a business process platform. Every dollar of AWS spend has an owner. Every owner has a workflow. Every workflow drives accountability.
AWS organises your infrastructure. FinOps Center organises your spending. Map your AWS accounts and resources to the financial hierarchy your business already operates — Business Unit, Department, Portfolio, and Product. Every report, every budget, and every approval uses your organisation's language, not AWS account IDs or service codes.
Product Owners claim AWS resources — databases, servers, AI models — directly to their workloads. Once claimed, 100% of that resource's cost is owned by that team from the claim date forward. Ownership is explicit, auditable, and built into the process. No AWS console access required.
FinOps Center surfaces the right information to the right person at the right level. A Product Owner sees their workload. A Department Manager sees their department. A FinOps Leader sees the organisation. Every decision — approving savings, accepting a spend period, designating a MAP workload — is a business process step, not a technical task.
From login to action in a Linked Account — the complete flow across all three products, inside your Customer Cloud Estate.
Product Owner · FinOps Leader · Cloud Engineer · more
JWT token issued — carries role + hierarchy scope
Business process UI — spend cards, scoreboard, resource claiming, MAP tasks, budget reviews. No AWS console needed.
Embedded QuickChat opens. Lives inside a Quick Space — role-scoped resource container. User token passes to MCP.
One per role — Cost Management, AI Cost, Container, SP, Marketplace
User-Based RLS enforced — user sees only their allocation scope
CUR2 data JOINED with FinOps Center user allocation table
When CUR lands in S3, Lambda triggers the Athena query refresh → SPICE refreshes → Topics update. New users provisioned in FinOps Center will have the Agent Bill experience after the next CUR-triggered refresh.
Security token from QuickChat passed to MCP
OAuth 2.0 user-scoped auth · validates token · routes to tools
AppSync GraphQL → DynamoDB → Lambda — 16 governed actions
Any action requiring access to Linked Accounts
Setup follows CID Guide steps 1 + 2 — no CID required
FinOps Center + Agent Bill installed here via AWS Marketplace CloudFormation
CloudScal3 Tools policies deployed via Control Tower → cross-account IAM roles created
All data processing and business logic runs inside your Delegated Admin Account · nothing leaves your AWS environment
Your Product Owners, FinOps Leaders, and Department Managers work in purpose-built interfaces — not AWS Cost Explorer, not raw CUR data, not engineering tooling.
Weekly spend periods routed to the Product Owner for review. Accept if the numbers match expectations — dispute if something looks wrong. No AWS console access required.
Letter-grade CFM Scoreboard with three weighted dimensions. Unrealised savings surfaced as accumulated loss with a one-click bulk-approve action. Recommendation pipeline from Pending → Approved → Implemented.
Why is our AI spend so high this week?
Your AI spend is up 4× this week. The Bedrock model for HR Portal switched from Claude Haiku to Claude Sonnet — cost per request increased from $0.012 to $0.048.
Embedded in FinOps Center via Amazon QuickSuite. Role-scoped answers grounded in your CUR data. Ask about spend, budgets, MAP credits, or Savings Plans — in plain English.
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 worksYour AWS spend mapped to your business structure. Business Unit → Department → Portfolio → Product. Every allocation, budget, and report uses labels your business teams already understand — not AWS technical identifiers.
Assign AWS accounts to financial budgets by percentage. Shared accounts split fairly between teams. Dedicated accounts attributed 100%. Every account accounted for from day one.
Product Owners claim any AWS resource with an ARN to their workload in FinOps Center. EC2 servers, RDS databases, S3 buckets, Bedrock AI models. Once claimed, cost follows ownership — automatically, every day.
Weekly spending periods sent to Product Owners for business review. Accept if the numbers align with expectations. Dispute if something looks wrong. A structured period-by-period accountability process that requires no AWS knowledge.
AWS cost optimization recommendations presented in plain business language. FinOps Leaders approve or reject. Admins execute. A formal approval workflow with full audit trail — replacing ad hoc engineering requests with structured governance.
Annual and period budgets tracked against actuals in real time. Current Period spend, Current Month spend, available budget, and trend — surfaced at the right level for each role in your business.
AWS Migration Acceleration Program contracts managed as a complete business process. Eligible workloads designated by Product Owners. Tagging tasks routed to Cloud Engineers. Credit utilisation tracked for FinOps Leaders. The full MAP lifecycle owned by the business, not buried in engineering.
See the full MAP solutionFinOps Center extends business process to the next generation of workloads — Amazon Bedrock and generative AI. Product Owners designate AI workloads, set token budgets for input, output, and cache consumption, and govern AI model usage by application. AI spending is attributed to the team making the request — enabling true chargeback for AI at scale.
See the AI Cost Governance solutionAsk Agent Bill any financial question about your AWS environment in plain English. Why did this workload exceed budget? Which department is driving AI spend? How are our MAP credits tracking? Agent Bill knows your hierarchy, your budgets, your workloads, and your history — and responds with the context relevant to your role.
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.
Every person sees the information relevant to them. Every workflow matches what that role actually does.
Owns the complete financial picture. Sets governance policy, approves savings recommendations, manages MAP contracts, allocates credits, and tracks org-wide spending against targets.
Owns their workload's AWS resources and spending. Claims resources, creates estimates, reviews and accepts Cloud Spend Cards, and designates workloads as MAP or AI workloads.
Configures the financial hierarchy, allocates accounts to budgets, manages user access, and sets up the business process framework for the organisation.
Works through structured task queues — MAP tagging, Bedrock inference profile setup, tag drift remediation — routed by the platform, not by ad hoc engineering requests.
Sees their department's total spending across all portfolios and products. Tracks budget vs actual. Understands trends without needing AWS access.
FinOps Center is a Deployed on AWS solution. It installs directly into your AWS environment via AWS Marketplace and runs entirely within your Customer Cloud Estate. There is no shared multi-tenant infrastructure. No data is transmitted to third-party systems. No external SaaS dependency sits between your business teams and your AWS spending.
Installed via AWS Marketplace and CloudFormation directly into your environment. No shared multi-tenant infrastructure. No data hops to a vendor cloud. Your allocations, approvals, budgets, and workload configurations are stored in your own DynamoDB tables.
Identity governed by your existing Amazon Cognito user pools. Authorization through your own AWS AppSync layer. Agent Bill's conversational AI runs through your own AgentCore runtime. The same security controls you already trust — no new auth model to audit.
Every allocation, approval, budget, and report lives in your account. This is cloud financial management that respects the same data governance standards your business applies to everything else in your AWS environment.
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 control plane. Spend governance, Cost Saving Report Card, AI MAP lifecycle, and role-based visibility across every team.
Learn more →Ask
The conversational layer. Bedrock AgentCore + Amazon QuickSuite, with role-scoped answers grounded in your AWS data.
Learn more →Act
The execution layer. Non-technical teams buy Savings Plans, apply MAP tags, and stop non-prod resources within Control Tower guardrails.
Learn more →FinOps Center deploys in minutes from the AWS Marketplace. Your first 10 accounts are free.
