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CloudFlow

Stop reading recommendations. Ship them.

CloudFlow turns savings insights, anomalies and policies into automations that run on a schedule or a trigger. Add an approval where it matters. No code required.

50+ ready-made flows · AWS, Google Cloud, Azure, Oracle Cloud

Flow · Clean up idle resources● Published
Trigger: Scheduled1. Run every Monday at 9am
Insights2. Find idle resources
Filter3. Skip production
Branch4. Saves over $500 a month?
TrueFalse
AWS5. Delete, after approval
Notification5. Send the list in Slack
Last run · succeeded in 4 min
$9,840 saved per month
Actions
31
Approvals
1
Code written
0
Idle NAT gateways
3$4,210
Idle load balancers
6$2,650
Unused Elastic IPs
8$1,550
Unattached EBS volumes
14$1,430
Earlier runsNext run · Mon 09:00
Mon, Oct 627 actions · $7,960
Mon, Sep 2919 actions · $5,310
Mon, Sep 22Rejected by platform-team

Trusted by teams who automate their cloud

Software Projects
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Finlex
Hippo
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Claroty
Salt Security

what you can automate

Pick the chore. CloudFlow runs it.

The fixes everyone agrees on and nobody has time for. Schedule them, trigger them from an event, or run them on demand, across every cloud you use.

See CloudFlow in action
Your flows · last 30 days
103 runs, $17.4K saved a month
FlowSaved/mo
Clean up idle resources
$9,840
Stop non-prod after hours
$6,120
Migrate gp2 to gp3
$1,430
Tag untagged instances
—
Ticket cost anomalies
—
Every run logged, with what it changed and who approved it.

other tools give you recommendations

We ship them.

A recommendation sits in a backlog until someone has a free afternoon. A flow finds the work, checks it against your rules, asks the right person and makes the change. Then it does it again next week.

A recommendation
“Migrate 214 gp2 volumes to gp3.”
Savings$18.4K a year
StatusOpen
Age94 days
Everyone agrees. Nobody has the time.
A CloudFlow
“Done. $17.1K a year saved.”
09:00Found 214 gp2 volumes✓
09:00Kept 198 outside production✓
09:14Approved by platform-team✓
09:31Migrated 198 volumes to gp3✓

FinOps

Savings that actually land.

Engineering

No more cleanup tickets.

Security

Policies enforced, not audited.

Finance

Every change logged.

built for production

Automation you can trust with prod

Any trigger

Schedules, webhooks, email, anomalies, budgets or a manual run.

Every cloud API

Act on AWS, Google Cloud, Azure and Oracle Cloud.

Approvals built in

Require a person to approve any risky action first.

AI in the loop

LLM steps summarize, classify and explain what they find.

Tickets and alerts

Open Jira or Linear tickets and post to Slack or email.

Full run history

See every run, every change and who approved it.

no code required

How CloudFlow works

1

Describe it, or pick a template.

Tell the AI Flow Builder what you want in plain English, or start from a ready-made flow.

2

Add your guardrails.

Filters, conditions and approvals decide what the flow may touch. Test it before you publish.

3

Let it run.

It runs on its trigger and logs every action, so you always know what changed and why.

Start from 50+ ready-made flows

Built by our Forward Deployed Engineers. Deploy as is, or change them to fit.

every cloud. one automation layer.

Act wherever your spend lives.

Flows call cloud and AI provider APIs directly, then report back where your teams already work.

Explore
AWS
Google Cloud
Microsoft Azure
Oracle Cloud
OpenAI
Anthropic
Amazon Bedrock
Slack
Jira
Linear
GitHub
Any API
Something else?
The HTTP step calls any API or webhook.
11 shown · all integrations

Frequently asked
questions

What is CloudFlow?

CloudFlow is the automation engine in Cloud Intelligence™. It turns savings recommendations, anomalies and policies into flows that act on your cloud accounts, on a schedule or in response to an event.

Do I need to write code?

No. Describe the flow in plain English and the AI Flow Builder drafts it, or start from one of 50+ ready-made templates. Engineers who want more control can add JavaScript, Python or shell steps.

Which clouds and tools does CloudFlow work with?

AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud, plus the OpenAI and Anthropic admin APIs. Flows can post to Slack or email, open Jira or Linear tickets and call any API or webhook.

How do I keep a flow from breaking production?

Filters and conditions limit what a flow can touch, and approval steps make a person sign off before any risky action. You can test a flow before publishing it, and every run is logged with what changed.

What can trigger a flow?

A custom schedule, a webhook, an email, a manual run, or a Cloud Intelligence™ event such as a cost anomaly, a budget threshold, an alert or an AWS CloudTrail event.

You already have the recommendations. Now ship them.

Start from 50+ ready-made flows, or describe your own.