Cloud Control
Authoritative inventory, tagging, and policy context so every resource has an owner and a history.
Cloud operations intelligence platform
Stop managing your cloud in pieces
CloudPilot unifies cost, monitoring, ownership, governance and resilience into one connected control plane, helping your team make faster, smarter decisions.
Replace fragmented tools with a single source of truth for cloud operations, cost accountability and audit-ready infrastructure.
- Cost, monitoring, ownership and governance in one place
- Built for platform, finance and security teams
- Audit-ready by design
What CloudPilot does
A single platform for modern cloud operations
CloudPilot unifies inventory, drift, cost, resilience, and monitoring into one AI-powered system built for accountable cloud teams.
It replaces disconnected tools with one connected view of what is running, who owns it, what it costs, whether it is healthy, and what needs attention next.
Capabilities
One platform for control, cost, resilience, and context
Replace fragmented cloud tools with a shared operating layer for inventory, budgets, health, and governance.
Cloud Optimiser
Understand where cloud spend is going, why it changed, and what action should happen next.
Resilience
Readiness signals and dependency context for the services that matter most.
Monitoring
Operational health surfaced next to inventory and ownership so response starts with context.
Use cases
See CloudPilot in practical cloud operations scenarios
Explore how CloudPilot connects cost, monitoring, drift, ownership and resilience through practical examples. These use cases show how the platform supports real operational workflows without presenting them as customer results.
Monitoring with operational context
See how CloudPilot connects alerts with ownership, dependencies and action so teams can move from detection to informed response.
View use caseCloud Optimiser with engineering context
Explore how cloud spend becomes easier to understand when it is connected to services, usage, ownership and optimisation decisions.
View use caseCloud Control and drift visibility
Understand how unmanaged resources, Terraform drift and ownership gaps can create operational risk across cloud environments.
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Why CloudPilot
Stop stitching governance across disconnected tools
Most enterprises spread Terraform state, CMDBs, monitoring, billing, and policy data across separate systems. CloudPilot unifies them into one operating model.
Without CloudPilot
- Terraform truth in one tool, cost reporting in another
- Ownership is unclear during incidents
- Policy, drift, and monitoring live in separate workflows
With CloudPilot
- One shared platform for inventory, drift, and posture
- Accountability tied to real resources and teams
- Decisions made with context, not fragmented exports
Who it’s for
Built for the teams accountable for cloud outcomes
From platform engineering to operations and executive leadership, CloudPilot creates one shared language for cost, risk, and resilience.
Platform teams
Own golden paths, modules, and drift with visibility into what changed, what deployed, and what needs action.
Cloud operations
Cut through alert noise with inventory and ownership context in the same place you monitor service health.
Technology leadership
See one consistent view of risk, spend, and resilience across teams without relying on stitched reporting.
How it works
Connect your cloud estate and operate from one source of truth
1
Connect your sources
Bring in cloud, Terraform, billing, and monitoring data.
2
Define accountability
Map owners, policies, budgets, and service context.
3
Operate with confidence
Detect drift, reduce waste, and respond faster with shared visibility.
Common questions
Built to connect your cloud operations, not replace everything overnight
CloudPilot is designed to sit above fragmented tools and turn cost, monitoring, ownership, governance and resilience data into one connected operational view.
How is CloudPilot different from monitoring tools?
Monitoring tools show health, metrics and alerts. CloudPilot connects those signals with cost, ownership, governance and resilience, so teams can understand impact and decide what to do next.
How is CloudPilot different from AWS Cost Explorer?
AWS Cost Explorer shows spend. CloudPilot adds operational context by connecting cost with services, ownership, usage, health and optimisation opportunities.
Do we need to replace our existing tools?
No. CloudPilot is designed as a connected intelligence layer across your cloud operations. It can complement the tools your teams already use while giving leadership and engineering a clearer shared view.
What problem does CloudPilot solve first?
CloudPilot solves cloud fragmentation. It brings disconnected signals together so teams can see what is running, who owns it, what it costs, whether it is healthy and what needs attention.
- Built for modern cloud teams
- Shared context across finance, platform, and security
- Designed for audit-ready operations
See how CloudPilot fits your cloud operating model
Get a tailored walkthrough of how CloudPilot unifies visibility, governance, resilience, and cost accountability.