FinOps capability
Ask Dex a cloud question. Get a plain-English answer.
Ask cloud cost questions in plain English and get short answers with charts and tables.
Dex AI
Executive summary
Across the top 8 services, AWS spend this month is $59.5k. The largest contributor is Amazon EC2 at $24.6k (41.3%), and the top three services together make up 76.1%.
Key findings
- Amazon EC2: $24.6k
- Amazon RDS: $11.8k
- Amazon ECS: $8.9k
What it does
Ask, review, follow up
Ask cloud cost questions in plain English and get short answers with charts and tables.
- Get answers faster than manual dashboard exploration.
- Ask questions in plain English, or start from a suggested prompt.
- See context-rich responses with summaries, charts and tables.
- Continue with guided follow-up prompts, or start over with a new chat.
Data in
Cloud & operational data
Approved sources and scope
Analysis
Context & decisions
Rules, economics, ownership
Result
Measured outcomes
Review, validate, report
Why it matters
Answers to cost questions, without the dashboard hunt
Skip the dashboards: ask Dex and get a summary, key findings and a chart or table, plus follow-up questions.
Example
Ask “Which services cost the most?”, see the breakdown, then follow up by region or account.
Data and results
Dex answers, with the data behind them.
Required data and dependencies
Your organization's CloudScore data and connected cloud accounts.
Operational outputs
Text summaries, charts, tables and follow-up prompts.
Related capabilities
Cost Explorer & Business Allocation
From billing data to accountable expenditure
Dynamic Reporting
Your cloud data, your questions, your reports
AI-Assisted Optimization Recommendations
Prioritize efficiency with operational context
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Availability note
The CloudScore product team confirms what’s available; setup depth and requirements depend on your deployment.
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