FinOps Vendors Adopting FOCUS

FinOps vendors are adopting FOCUS™ for their platforms. Thousands of FinOps Practitioners rely on these tools to perform FinOps for their organizations.

What does “adoption” mean?

Details of each FinOps vendor’s level of FOCUS adoption are provided below. Currently, the majority of these tools have the ability to ingest FOCUS-formatted data into their platform. Some also offer additional support, such as the ability to generate reports using FOCUS terminology.

How can FinOps vendors increase their support for FOCUS?

All FinOps vendors should work toward offering the following capabilities:

1. Generate/Produce – this vendor generates its own billing data (i.e., the cost to use the product/platform) in the FOCUS format.
2. Import – this vendor can import FOCUS-formatted billing data generated by providers/vendors.
3. Export – this vendor can export billing data in the FOCUS format via APIs.
4. Use FOCUS Terminology – this vendor uses FOCUS terminology and concepts in its product or platform’s user interface when generating reports and recommendations, or performing its other functions.

Download FOCUS Vendor Adoption PDF (updated April 2025)

The following FinOps vendors indicated to the FinOps Foundation that they have adopted FOCUS.

If you are a FinOps tool vendor who has adopted FOCUS but are not listed below, please let us know so we can update this page.

Amnic

In July 2024, Amnic announced that their Global Steam on Cost Analyzer has been updated to align with FOCUS. Their website was also updated with the same language.

CloudBolt

In June 2024, CloudBolt announced a “reimagined FinOps Data Platform” that “aligns with the FinOps Foundation’s FOCUS open data standard.” The article states that CloudBolt is “natively adopting the FOCUS data schema, common metric definitions, and taxonomies directly within our platform.”

CloudMonitor

CloudMonitor notes support for FOCUS 1.0 on their product roadmap under the Q3 2024 header. They also discuss this FOCUS adoption (via Azure billing data) in this demo video at the 8:30 mark.

Cloudsaver

In June 2024, Cloudsaver published an article stating that “FOCUS™ is seamlessly integrated into the Cloudsaver Platform.” The Cloudsaver website was also updated to indicate that “within the Cloudsaver Platform, FOCUS enhances financial management capabilities.”

CloudZero

On June 20, 2024, CloudZero issued a press release announcing the release of a new FOCUS integration with AnyCost™. Their FOCUS Adaptor is “enabling FinOps professionals to easily ingest, analyze, and manage cost data from any FOCUS data source.”

CoreStack

On March 5, 2025, CoreStack issued a press release announcing new “FOCUS-Compliant Multi-Cloud Dashboards.” They also shared this information via a factsheet on their website.

Datadog

In January 2025, Datadog added details about FOCUS support to their documentation, under Multisource Querying. Datadog’s Cloud Cost Management “enriches all provider cost data with tags that adhere to the FOCUS Specification.”

Envisor

Back in November 2023, Envisor announced support for FOCUS, stating that “Envisor supports FOCUS files and uses FOCUS terminology where relevant.”

Exivity

Exivity shares on the integrations page of their website that Exivity can ingest FOCUS data using the Exivity FOCUS Schema Mapper template.

Flexera

Flexera’s Cloud Cost Optimization ingests billing data that is in the FOCUS format. You can find more information about this capability in the product documentation.

IBM Cloudability

On June 12, 2024, IBM Cloudability launched beta support for ingesting any FOCUS cost and usage billing data.

Kion

On June 20, 2024, Kion announced “support within its platform to allow customers to use FOCUS as their preferred billing file.”

Neos CloudVane

CloudVane was added to this list as of their October 31, 2024 announcement of a new version of their Billing ETL (BETL) module, now called the FOCUSed Billing ETL Module (FOCUSed BETL, or F-BETL). F-BETL ingests and converts proprietary billing datasets to align with the FOCUS format.

OpenCost

OpenCost, a CNCF open source project by KubeCost, announced a new plugin framework that “is flexible enough to allow for cost monitoring from a wide range of tools and services,” including support for costs in the FOCUS format. Read about OpenCost plugins here.

PointFive

PointFive was added to this list as of their November 21, 2024 announcement that their Analytics Module now has two FOCUS-complemented dashboards: Cost Analysis and Overview.

Sedai

Sedai supports FOCUS with the ability to ingest FOCUS-formatted cost and usage data, “allowing FinOps practitioners to perform fundamental FinOps capabilities using a common data schema.”

Spot by NetApp

(Spot by NetApp has been acquired by Flexera.) Spot by NetApp supports FOCUS in both Billing Engine and Cost Intelligence “to ingest and normalize cost data from cloud providers.”

Surveil

Surveil’s FinOps Solution Brief states that their platform ingests data from multiple sources using FOCUS 1.0 standards.

Ternary

Ternary announced FOCUS support in November 2023, providing access to native billing columns alongside FOCUS fields. Ternary’s approach allows it to ingest any billing source.

Txture.io

In January 2025, Txture.io announced the ability to ingest “cost and usage data of AWS, Google Cloud and Azure estates according to the FinOps Open Cost and Usage Specification (FOCUS™).” See their product documentation for details.

Vantage

Vantage launched support for Custom Providers, allowing customers to import costs by providing a CSV that adheres to the FinOps FOCUS schema, or by posting records to the Vantage API. Read the product documentation for more information.

Tanzu CloudHealth

Broadcom’s VMware Tanzu CloudHealth released a FOCUS FlexReport template in March 2024 that converts cloud billing data to the FOCUS format and renders graphical visualizations of the data.

YäRKEN

On May 17, 2024, YäRKEN announced that their platform “supports the ingestion of FOCUS files and enables the conversion of non-FOCUS cost and usage files into the FOCUS format.”