CFOs do not need another dashboard that paints rosy numbers. TurboFinOps records every executed optimization against the real cloud bill and flags receipts that did not materialise as inconclusive. The same data feeds per-customer cost attribution so finance and engineering finally see the same picture.
Estimated savings rarely match the bill
Engineering reports a saved dollar, the AWS bill still shows the same number, the conversation goes nowhere.
No defensible unit economics
Cost per customer comes from a hand-built spreadsheet that gets stale every quarter and breaks every time pricing or product mix changes.
Budgets vs forecast variance is invisible until late
You find out the cloud bill is 12% over budget when finance closes the month, not when the burn started.
Receipts the auditor can replay
Every action ships with a baseline, an action timestamp, and three checkpoint reads against the bill. Inconclusive results stay inconclusive — no inflated savings numbers.
Unit economics that survive month-close
Cost-attribution rules plus revenue ingestion produce a cost-per-customer view that updates daily and reconciles to the GL at month-end.
Forecast variance before the month closes
ARIMA + seasonality forecasts compare daily spend to plan; budget alerts fire on the day the trajectory shifts, not the day the invoice arrives.
First four clicks once you sign up
Looking at this from a different role?
Connect one AWS, Azure or GCP scope, approve the safest savings actions, and give finance a receipt when the savings verify.
