Cloud Cost
Management

Cloud infrastructure costs are one of the largest and most unpredictable expenses for SaaS companies. When you have infrastructure spend completely embedded in financial workflows, teams can act faster, improve profitability, and support more informed, scalable growth.


The Problem

Why FinOps remains
administrative overhead

As cloud investments grow, finance teams struggle to manage high-variability expenses with disconnected workflows, leading to reactive, labor-intensive cloud cost management that’s misaligned with financial reporting.

01

Data stays in cloud provider portals

Finance teams must extract and interpret usage details from billing exports and cost explorers, isolated from none of which are designed for accounting andor saas financial metrics.

02

Tech stack sprawl creates overhead

Managing cloud spend across third-party platforms and internal BI tools drives up infrastructure complexity, increases dependency on it, and delays close cycles.

03

No financial mapping to revenue or customers

Legacy systems lack native logic to attribute usage-based costs to products, customers, or cost centers, leaving teams blind to true unit economics.

04

Spreadsheets dominate cost allocation

Without automation, allocations rely on static rules and manual tagging reviews that introduce inconsistencies and fail to scale with businessinfrastructure growth.

05

Delayed and incomplete insights

Finalized cloud invoices often arrive late, preventing timely analysis and creating a lag between operational activity and financial visibility.

01

Data stays in cloud provider portals

Finance teams must extract and interpret usage details from billing exports and cost explorers, isolated from none of which are designed for accounting andor saas financial metrics.

02

Tech stack sprawl creates overhead

Managing cloud spend across third-party platforms and internal BI tools drives up infrastructure complexity, increases dependency on it, and delays close cycles.

03

No financial mapping to revenue or customers

Legacy systems lack native logic to attribute usage-based costs to products, customers, or cost centers, leaving teams blind to true unit economics.

04

Spreadsheets dominate cost allocation

Without automation, allocations rely on static rules and manual tagging reviews that introduce inconsistencies and fail to scale with businessinfrastructure growth.

05

Delayed and incomplete insights

Finalized cloud invoices often arrive late, preventing timely analysis and creating a lag between operational activity and financial visibility.

The

Everest
Solution

Everest embeds cloud cost intelligence directly into your ERP. Finance teams gain fine-grain, timely access to infrastructure spend aligned with accounting, empowering them to confidently support financial statements and strategic decisions.

01

ERP-native cloud cost integration

No more relying on manual exports or third-party tools. Everest ingests billing data from AWS, Azure, and GCP, transforming raw usage into finance-ready records within the same system you use for revenue, reporting, and forecasting.

Direct cloud billing ingestion

Eliminate manual processes

Link spend to business context

Single source of truth

02

Automated cost allocations with full traceability

Cloud spend is automatically mapped to customers, products, and departments, eliminating spreadsheets, reducing reconciliation effort, and enabling accurate unit economics at scale.

Rule-based allocation engine

Shared services distribution

End-to-end audit trail

No more manual tagging

Granular margin insights

03

Built-in support for SaaS metrics

With cloud infrastructure and subscription costs linked to revenue, Everest delivers real-time gross margin tracking and cohort analysis without need for external systems.

Product-level cost attribution

Integrated KPI analysis

Highlight margin risks

Cohort cost trends

Shared metrics, shared understanding

04

Streamlined, scalable reporting

Predefined and customizable reporting views give finance teams instant insight into total spend, variance from budget, and profitability by dimension—no IT support required.

Ready-to-use dashboards

Configurable reporting dimensions

Collaborative reporting tools

Flexible, code-free structure

No dependence on external BI

Business Benefits

Everest Integrates cloud intelligence
cost tracking into finance

Everest embeds eliminates the disconnect between cloud operations and financial oversight by embedding cloud cost intelligence directly into your ERP.

Faster, more confident decision-making

Real-time spend insights reduce lag between operational changes and financial visibility, helping teams stay agile during planning cycles, board reporting, or budget reviews.

Stronger collaboration between finance, product, and engineering

A shared source of truth helps cross-functional teams evaluate cost-performance tradeoffs, monitor efficiency metrics, and align resource planning with financial goals.

Early detection of profitability risks

Real-time monitoring flags margin degradation or usage anomalies before they hit the income statement, allowing teams to address cost overruns or revenue-model mismatches proactively.

Data-driven planning and prioritization

With finance and infrastructure data unified in one system, teams can model the impact of pricing, bundling, or usage changes before committing resources, enabling better-informed product and capacity planning decisions.

Improved profitability across customer and product lines

Clear allocation of cloud spend reveals which segments consume disproportionate resources. That insight empowers finance leaders to adjust pricing, repackage services, or retire costly features.

Client Success

Trusted by innovative
SaaS and technology companies


“Everest moved faster than we thought possible. We were fully off NetSuite in time for our renewal, and the process was surprisingly smooth. Their team handled almost everything. We finally have a system that fits how we run the business.”

“Everest provided us with a comprehensive, SaaS-focused ERP solution that streamlined our business processes, eliminating the need for bolt-on invoicing tools to QBO. Its seamless two-way Salesforce integration has given our sales and finance teams a single source of truth, enhancing collaboration and efficiency. We were up and running in under 90 days, thanks to the support of domain experts who guided us every step of the way.”

“Everest provided us with a comprehensive, SaaS-focused ERP solution that streamlined our business processes, eliminating the need for bolt-on invoicing tools to QBO. Its seamless two-way Salesforce integration has given our sales and finance teams a single source of truth, enhancing collaboration and efficiency. ”