Are you struggling to keep track of your IT service costs? As your business increasingly relies on cloud resources, do you find it challenging to charge monthly costs transparently within your organization and follow the cost-by-cause principle?
USU IT Financial Management (ITFM) provides comprehensive support for IT cost planning, budgeting, controlling, and charging, whether your costs are incurred on-premises or in the cloud. With specific functions tailored to FinOps teams and Cloud Centers of Excellence (CCoE), our ITFM solution makes it easy to calculate, plan, control, charge, and optimize all your IT costs.
Not using IT Financial Management is like a pilot flying with his or her eyes closed.
Fritz Kleiner, CEO Futureways
Let this feature help you plan your IT budget for the coming fiscal year along with coordinating with everyone involved in the planning process. Use the tool to directly manage cost centers, cost units, personnel costs, depreciation items, and costs tied up in existing contracts or automatically transfer them from your ERP system. Map different plan scenarios by saving and comparing several budget plans with each other.
Rely on the calculation feature to determine your IT services’ unit costs on the basis of purchase quantities, budgets, and service models from the service design. You show your service customers exactly which items comprise the service costs and create a solid basis for cost benchmarking. Use this solution to:
View actual costs and make periodic adjustments in IT Financial Management using our software solution’s controlling feature that:
Charge IT services according to planned or actual consumption with this feature, which retrieved the cost, price, and consumption data from the service catalog or imports it from external systems. The features give you access to standard collectors for a variety of sources such as host, databases, ERP systems, telephony, and cloud providers. Adapt the allocation process to your individual model — from a simple allocation method using a service flat rate to complex consumption-based service charges. Our solution calculates: