Exivity

Exivity is a platform designed to provide financial visibility and metering and billing technology for hybrid cloud environments. According to the vendor, it caters to enterprises of all sizes, including large organizations with complex cloud infrastructures. The product is utilized by finance controllers, cloud managers, IT professionals, service providers, MSPs, as well as distributors and resellers across various industries.

Key Features

Cloud Agnostic: According to the vendor, the platform can extract usage data from any type of resource, whether on-premise, public cloud, or hybrid. It can gather data from various cloud providers such as Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, as well as on-premise technologies like VMware, OpenStack, and Azure Stack.

Rate & Cost Management: The vendor claims that Exivity enables users to manage global and account-specific rates and costs. It allows them to set and revise list prices, customer-specific rates, COGS prices, and minimum commit values across different cloud data sources. The platform also offers time-based revision of rates and costs for accurate pricing information.

Detailed Cloud Reporting: According to the vendor, Exivity allows users to visualize and group costs across multiple levels of the organization. It enables them to generate detailed reports for insights into cloud spending per region, division, department, application, or custom grouping. The platform also provides drill-down functionality for in-depth cost analysis and identification of spending patterns.

Budget Management: The vendor states that Exivity offers robust budget management capabilities for various business units or projects. Users can set multi-level budgets with customizable intervals and receive alerts for budget limits. The platform also allows them to set enterprise-level budgets and override them for specific departments, business units, or projects.

Hybrid Cloud Billing Reports: According to the vendor, Exivity enables users to generate invoice-type reports for billing, charge-back, and show-back use cases. They can accurately allocate costs to different cost centers, departments, or customers based on actual cloud usage. The platform provides a clear breakdown of costs for transparency and accountability.

Hybrid Cloud Drilldown Reports: The vendor claims that Exivity provides users with access to in-depth reports with drill-down functionality for granular cost analysis. They can explore detailed information on resource utilization, cost trends, and key metrics. The platform aims to help users identify areas of optimization and make informed decisions to optimize cloud spending.

Role-Based Access Control: According to the vendor, Exivity ensures secure and controlled access to the platform with role-based access control (RBAC). Users can define different roles and access levels, granting specific permissions and restrictions. The platform offers fine-grained control over data access, modification, and export within the Exivity software.

API Integration: The vendor states that Exivity seamlessly integrates with third-party systems through a flexible REST API. Users can leverage the API for automated data exchange and synchronization. The platform aims to provide easy integration and extensibility of Exivity's functionality.

SAML2 Authentication: According to the vendor, Exivity supports user authentication via any SAML2 Identity Provider. Users can securely log in using existing SAML2-based authentication systems. The platform aims to enhance security and simplify user management for organizations with centralized identity management systems.