Cost Anomaly Detection

TENET watches Azure Cost Management data for sustained increases in daily spend and entirely new sources of spend, using the read-only subscription access already connected to the platform.

See where spend is going

View the last 30 days of settled Azure spend by service or by subscription, and see the largest spend lines from the angle that suits the conversation. Each line keeps its own currency, so amounts are never mixed across currencies.

Focus on changes that persist

TENET compares daily spend with the normal weekly pattern and highlights only sustained increases that are both materially larger and unusually high for the same day of the week. A material new source of spend is called out once it has persisted for at least two settled days. One-off single-day changes are not surfaced as trends.

Investigate and act in one workflow

Expand a finding to see the evidence. Where there is enough evidence, an AI summary frames the likely optimisation conversation and the next check, and points to the resources whose spend moved the most when Azure reports cost per resource. Use Ask Brite or Add to Remediation to move it forward, or dismiss a finding that is expected. It resurfaces if the change recurs after seven days.

Cost alerts where your team works

Send Azure cost anomaly alerts to a Microsoft Teams channel. Set it up once for your account and it covers every tenant you manage, with cost alerts turned on or off independently of other alert categories.

Built on your billing data

Cost anomalies are calculated from Azure Cost Management data - the same billing information available in the Azure portal. TENET uses the read-only subscription access granted when the subscription is connected.