Cost and Chargeback Management

We provide industry standard reporting for managing costs and charges across whole IT infrastructure environment. Applicable to all generally used costing models and practices, our extensive variety of reporting scenarios helps financial managers to implement and maintain cost systems on various levels of IT processes interaction.

Ability to tie costs directly to data traffic and storage presents an optimal way of managing both fixed and variable expenses without resorting to evaluation and approximation methods and so maintaining clear expenditure picture. Combined with the ability to have access to information about all vital computer-related assets and software packages presents a definite solution for efficient cost management and overall assets audit.

Powerful graphical topology maps identify problem areas of enterprise infrastructure hastening the decision making process for consolidation and cost allocation. Complemented by historical reporting, simplified trend discovery helps in implementing accurate budgeting and forecasting, reinforcing proactive approach.

Transparent reporting produced with OmniAnalyser™ and OmniContext™ solutions strengthens client-provider relationship. Ability to show detailed transaction-based statistics on service consumption with direct link to cost of service provision signifies supplier’s intention of having unbiased and up-to-date customer charging. Combined with having access to graphical SLA status dashboard, an opportunity to create stable long-term cooperation beneficial for both parties can’t be missed.

With efficient managerial action based on business-applicable real-world data companies can be certain their business processes are value-oriented. Simplify costing and charging with Hypersoft out-of-the-box solutions.

Expanding Cost Transparency:  

• Simplified trend discovery
• Direct link of costs and charges to IT processes
• Dynamic instruments for resource consolidation and cost allocation
• Graphical environment
• Complete scaling capability of organizational units
• Full data collection in infrastructure of any size or diversity
• Binding enterprise-wide service catalog and cost model
• Real-world transactional metering