FinOps & Cloud Cost Governance

What the managed service covers

• Recurring cloud spend audits — scheduled, not ad hoc, so drift gets caught before it compounds
• Budget alerting tied to actual thresholds you set, not generic platform defaults
• Rightsizing and reserved-capacity planning as workloads change month to month
• Performance monitoring using native tooling — Azure Monitor, Application Insights, Kusto Query Language (KQL) — so cost decisions are grounded in real usage data
• Multi-cloud and hybrid cost governance for organisations running Azure, AWS and GCP concurrently
• A monthly report built for the person who signs off on the cloud bill, not just the engineering team

How engagements typically start

Most clients begin with a baseline audit — a first-pass look at current spend, obvious waste, and where the biggest wins sit — before committing to an ongoing retainer. That baseline alone often surfaces enough to justify the retainer on its own; it's usually the fastest ROI conversation in the whole services list.

Who this is for

Any organisation with a cloud bill that's grown faster than its actual usage — a pattern common across both fast-scaling private-sector platforms and public-sector infrastructure under ICT spend-optimisation mandates. If nobody currently owns "why did the bill go up this month" as an ongoing question, that's usually the sign this is worth a conversation.