Financial Services

The wedge
for the AI-accountable CFO.

Regulated mid-market and enterprise. CFO and Head of FinOps at the buying table. Per-call attribution at the wedge. Cost-quality routing as the expansion. Audit evidence on the same telemetry. One gateway, one ledger, one audit chain.

The Wedge

Per-call cost attribution, then routing, then audit.

The CFO sees the line break apart in week one. Cost-quality routing turns visibility into savings the CFO can sign off on. The same telemetry maps directly to the controls every regulator already binds you to. No second platform.

Wedge

Observe

Per-agent, per-model, per-team cost attribution from the first call. Drop-in deployment. Visibility from the first sessions of traffic. The CFO dashboard goes live.

Expansion

Comply

Same telemetry mapped to SR 11-7, NYDFS Part 500, FFIEC, and EU AI Act controls. Policy-as-code on every request. The audit binder writes itself.

Compounding

Router

Cost-quality routing on the same gateway. The visibility from Observe becomes savings the CFO can sign off on.

Practitioners

Practitioners are already trying to solve this themselves.

Practitioner attempting DIY attribution

“I'll teach it the ins and outs of how I think about all the cost data and engineering data and bring those things together.”

Anthony Johnson, FinOps Foundation Ambassador

IDC PeerScape, AI Cost Attribution Practitioner Survey

Result from manual DIY effort

“We saved 14 percent on costs across 27 accounts.”

Head of Cloud Network and Security, midsize UK hotel chain

IDC PeerScape, AI Cost Attribution Practitioner Survey

Audit Mapping

One ledger. Every regulator the firm answers to.

SR 11-7

Federal Reserve model risk management. Inventory, validation, ongoing monitoring, and change management surfaced from gateway events.

NYDFS Part 500

New York DFS cybersecurity. Access controls, audit trails, and incident reporting against the same event log.

FFIEC

IT examination handbook coverage: vendor management, change management, audit trail.

EU AI Act

Articles 9, 12, 13, 14, 15 high-risk AI controls. Risk management, logging, transparency, human oversight, accuracy and cybersecurity.

FinServ pilots, scoped per customer.

Pilot scoped to your workload, your tag schema, your finance dimensions, and your regulatory posture.