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What CloudMonitor is, what it does, and how it works.

Do we host any infrastructure in our Azure tenancy?

Next to nothing. CloudMonitor's platform runs entirely in our Microsoft Fabric tenancy — no Fabric capacity for you to license, no Hubs deployment, no compute or managed app in your tenant. The only Azure resource you create is one storage account that receives your scheduled cost exports; CloudMonitor reads it in place and needs nothing else. The annual license covers the Fabric capacity we run for you, and your team just gets a hosted SaaS URL and a Fabric app.

What does CloudMonitor do?

CloudMonitor is an Azure-native FinOps platform. It reads your Azure billing via FOCUS, pre-builds the reports your finance and engineering teams need in a Microsoft Fabric app, and runs an optimization engine that surfaces savings recommendations.

Which Clouds and SaaS products does CloudMonitor support?

For hyperscaler billing, CloudMonitor supports Microsoft Azure today — the platform is purpose-built for Azure FinOps — with AWS and GCP read-only support on the 2026 roadmap. It also reaches beyond the hyperscaler bill to the AI and SaaS tools your teams already run: OpenAI, Anthropic Claude, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. That puts your AI token and per-seat spend in the same reports as your Azure cost, so you see total technology spend side by side.

How do you measure whether our AI spend is worth it?

Two ways. First, efficiency: CloudMonitor reads your token and seat data and reports value per token — output per dollar, model-mix savings, prompt-cache and batch capture, and cost per active developer — so you can see whether each dollar buys useful work. Second, outcome: wire in a denominator your business already trusts, like a resolved ticket, a merged PR, or a generated document, and CloudMonitor divides AI cost by it for a true cost per outcome. You define the value unit; we do the math. See FinOps for AI for the full picture.

What does agentic FinOps mean in practice?

Each agent is scoped to a cost group and a governance policy. The output is always a recommendation, ticket, or runbook — your team or your existing automation makes the change. CloudMonitor itself is read-only.

Can we white-label for our customers?

Yes — white-label is built into the partner model. CSP and MSP partners rebrand the Fabric app with their own logo, brand colors, and report copy; set per-customer cost-group templates so each client sees only its own allocation; and get a single portfolio view across their whole book of business. The customer signs your contract and pays your invoice — CloudMonitor is the platform inside, and you set your own retail margin on top. See the partner channel for the full reseller model, and how partners like Arraya Solutions and XContent resell it.