A SaaS Company: Multi-Cloud Dashboard + Allocation + Anomalies
Buying domestic and international clouds through a reseller, this company uses Mof’s multi-cloud dashboard, cost allocation and anomaly detection to see cost clearly, split it, and catch spikes early.
A SaaS company
SaaS · internet
Cloud footprint
Domestic + international
Procurement
Via reseller
Focus
Allocation · anomalies
Dashboard
Multi-cloud basics
Dashboard + allocation + anomalies
Their most-used capabilities
The company’s background
This is a SaaS company buying domestic and international clouds through a reseller. The team isn’t especially large, but it faces the same multi-cloud problem: cost that’s hard to see, hard to split, and caught late.
Their need is straightforward: a unified multi-cloud dashboard, cost allocated to teams, plus anomaly alerts — use these basics well and cost stays clear.
The challenges they faced
- Reseller-purchased, domestic and international clouds — scattered bills, hard to see as a whole
- Cost needs to be allocated to teams / projects, which is hard by hand
- Spend spikes often surface at month-end, too late to act
- They wanted one unified multi-cloud dashboard, not one per cloud
How they use it
A multi-cloud dashboard, cost allocation and anomaly detection — the basics, used well, to keep cost clear.
What changed
Multi-cloud cost went from “each on its own” to “one table, split cleanly, spikes caught early.”