OpenOps is built for FinOps practitioners: engineers, architects, analysts and managers.It’s a No-Code tool and is therefore approachable for practitioners without an extensive technical background. However, it still allows you to “drop into” code whenever you need to.Here’s a rundown of the major features and benefits that OpenOps provides:
A pre-made library of FinOps best-practice workflows based on research and input from hundreds of FinOps leaders. The workflows cover various FinOps processes like cost optimization, tagging, budgeting, allocation, and reporting.
Building workflows from scratch or customization of the pre-made workflows to fit your organization’s needs using a No-Code workflow editor based on Activepieces.
Out-of-the-box integrations with major cloud providers, FinOps platforms, task and project managers, and other relevant tools. These include:
Version control and IaC: GitHub, Terraform, AWS CloudFormation, Azure Resource Manager.
AI assistance to help generate CLI commands, SQL queries, and custom code using an LLM provider of your choice: OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, and many others.
Test runs on every step of workflow editing, workflow version control, and detailed traceability of every workflow run to make sure that your workflow definitions and runs are reliable.
Human-in-the-Loop mechanisms to enforce control over critical optimizations. Before running deletions or scale-downs, you can make sure to get oversight and approval from stakeholders using notifications with quick action buttons.
Tables to log opportunities and anomalies in a central location, with options to approve, dismiss, mark as false positive, or snooze. You can also use tables to process billing data, map resources to owners, or generate spend reports.
Analytics to build charts and dashboards based on data in OpenOps tables or your existing data sources, such as CSV files, Google Sheets, Postgres databases, and more.