Features

Budgets

Know you are over before the invoice says so.

Thresholds set per account, team or environment, tracked against reported spend and forecast forward — so an overrun is a conversation in week two, not a surprise in month two.

A threshold where the accountability is

Budgets are set against the same breakdown the reporting uses — an account, a team, an environment — so the number belongs to whoever can act on it. A budget assigned to an owner is a control; a budget assigned to the organisation is a statistic.

Forecast, not just the running total

Knowing you have spent 60% of the month’s budget on the fifteenth is only useful with the trajectory attached. Spend is projected forward from the shape of the period so far, which means the warning arrives while there is still a month left to change something.

Overruns become work, not just alerts

A budget breach raises an item in the same ranked queue as everything else, alongside the cost findings that explain it. The alert and the thing to do about it arrive together rather than in two different tools.

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