Supported providers

CloudQuell reads cost data from your cloud and AI providers and normalizes it into one ledger. AWS, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Snowflake are available to every organization today; Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud are available on request (beta); the rest are on the roadmap. Your subscription covers each provider as it goes live — pricing is unified, never per-connector.

Available now

Amazon Web Services

Full Cost and Usage Report ingestion, Compute Optimizer, Reserved Instance and Savings Plan recommendations, anomaly detection, and allocation rules — connected through a read-only cross-account IAM role. See Connect your AWS account.

Snowflake

Credit consumption treated as another spend source, with warehouse-level attribution — authoritative dollars from Snowflake’s ORGANIZATION_USAGE views, connected through a read-only key-pair service user that runs on a cost-capped XS warehouse. Flows into the same ledger, reporting, and allocation views as your cloud spend. See Connect Snowflake.

Anthropic

Per-model token consumption and cost attribution by workspace and API key, connected through a Claude Console admin key and flowing into the same ledger and views as AWS. See Connect Anthropic.

OpenAI

Per-model usage and cost attribution by project and API key, connected through a read-only Admin API key and flowing into the same AI Spend view as Anthropic. See Connect OpenAI.

Microsoft Azure — limited availability

Azure Cost Management ingestion — invoice-accurate FOCUS exports or an API quick connect — plus reservation and savings-plan tracking on the Commitments page, connected through a read-only service principal and flowing into the same dashboard and allocation model as AWS. Available on request while in limited availability — see Connect Microsoft Azure.

Google Cloud — limited availability

BigQuery billing-export ingestion (the invoice-grade Detailed export) with keyless access — you grant a CloudQuell service account two read-only BigQuery roles via Workload Identity Federation; no key ever changes hands. Projects appear as sub-accounts, labels arrive as tags, and Committed Use Discount coverage lands on the Commitments page. Available on request while in limited availability — see Connect Google Cloud.

Coming later

On the public roadmap by request, but not yet in active development. Want one prioritized? Email us.

Datadog — billing ingestion (hosts, indexes, custom metrics) for unit-economics analysis alongside the underlying cloud spend.
PagerDuty — page on-call when a high-severity cost anomaly fires, rather than only posting to Slack.