Changelog

Onboard your entire AWS organization in minutes instead of linking accounts one by one.

Connect your Anthropic organization and break down costs by user, model, and surface.

New AWS connections default to CUR 2.0, and existing payer accounts can switch when you're ready, without disruptions.

Spanish language support is now available in the console, switching automatically based on browser settings or manually via user profile preferences.

When a budget alert changes, an allocation rule disappears, or a report gets edited, audit logs answer the obvious question: who made the change, and what did it look like before? This is the foundation for troubleshooting config drift, supporting your SOC2 and ISO review workflows, and tracing actions back to a named user.

Autonomous commitment management for AWS and Google Cloud — continuously analyze, ladder, and purchase Savings Plans and CUDs with built-in guardrails for every team.

We added faster keyboard navigation, plus a built-in shortcuts overlay to help you discover available actions.

A streamlined experience to manage DCI integrations in a single pane of glass

Route anomalies to the right team, faster

Following the recent release, we are enabling re-notifications for all active Cost Anomaly notification configurations across group channels (Slack, MS Teams, email).

Multi-metric reports let you plot up to four metrics on the same chart or table, putting cost, usage, and efficiency data in context without switching between reports. Now, all four metrics can be custom metrics you've built yourself.

Your invoices now show the service start and end dates for AWS Marketplace products purchased upfront, so you no longer need to cross-reference original AWS invoices to determine coverage periods.

Validate report filters and groupings faster by running queries against a 10% data sample before committing to a full run.

Google Cloud diagrams now display per-resource cost data and color-coded cost heatmaps, making it easy to spot expensive resources in the context of your infrastructure.

17 new third-party vendor integrations bring SaaS and multi-cloud billing into one platform for unified cost allocation, budgets, anomaly detection, and reporting.

Run AWS and GCP CLI commands as first-class steps in CloudFlow, turning manual terminal procedures into auditable, repeatable workflows with full run history.

Temporarily disable individual CloudFlow steps without deleting them, preserving configuration and transitions while skipping execution.

Agent Builder lets you define CloudFlow automations in natural language, replacing manual API integration with reusable, governed workflows for FinOps tasks.

CloudFlow actions now support waiters that pause execution until a cloud resource is ready, replacing brittle retry loops with deterministic multi-step automations.

Track Azure MACC drawdown progress, service-level breakdowns, and forecasting alongside your AWS and Google Cloud commitments in one place.