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OpenOps

OpenOps is a no-code FinOps automation platform that turns cloud cost-optimization playbooks, such as allocation, anomaly management and safe de-provisioning, into customizable workflows, with a built-in spreadsheet-like database and its own analytics and visualization layer.

OpenOps

OpenOps is a no-code FinOps automation platform meant to help organizations reduce cloud costs and streamline financial operations. It ships customizable workflows for key FinOps processes such as cost allocation, unit economics, anomaly management and safe de-provisioning, and bundles its own Excel-like database, called OpenOps Tables, and its own visualization system, called OpenOps Analytics.

A dedicated workflow editor lets teams build or customize workflows and drop into code when needed, and human-in-the-loop controls route critical actions through an approval step across several communication channels. Every workflow action is logged with versioning for traceability, and OpenOps connects to major cloud providers, third-party FinOps tools, communication platforms and project-management tools, consolidating optimization opportunities from several sources into one place.

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