Every cost decision, documented.
CoreFinOps produces audit-ready records for every cost action taken across your cloud — so finance, security, and compliance teams can answer questions in minutes, not days.
Why evidence matters
For regulated industries, fast-growing startups, and any team with a board, finance committee, or security auditor — "we optimized cloud costs" isn't enough. You need to show what changed, who approved it, when it ran, and what it saved.
CoreFinOps produces that record by default. Not as an add-on. Not as an export job. As the normal output of doing FinOps.
What's in an evidence record
Every action — whether automated by CoreFinOps or manually executed by your team — produces a record that includes:
Action summary
What was done, to which resources
Triggering condition
The policy, recommendation, or manual request that initiated it
Approver chain
Every person who reviewed and authorized the action
Before/after state
Resource configuration and cost profile, pre- and post-action
Projected vs. realized savings
What was expected, what actually happened
Rollback status
Whether the action is still reversible, and for how long
Evidence hash
Cryptographic integrity check for audit submissions
Export to PDF, CSV, or feed into SIEM/GRC tools via API.
Approvals that reflect your org
Role-based approval chains
Different approvers for dev, staging, production, and critical workloads.
Amount-based thresholds
Auto-approve under $100 impact. Require director sign-off over $10,000.
Delegated approvals
Route to the right person when the primary approver is out.
Emergency override
Break-glass workflow for incident response, with full evidence capture.
Compliance-ready out of the box
Action logs map directly to change-management controls.
Coverage across Inform, Optimize, and Operate phases.
Self-serve report generation for quarterly reviews.
Evidence records satisfy change-tracking requirements.
See what audit-ready FinOps looks like.
Book a demo and we'll show you a real evidence record — from triggering condition to signed export.