Accounts discovered, not declared
Refine reads the linked accounts out of the payer export itself. Nothing to enumerate up front, and an account your team opens next month appears on the next sync without anyone telling us.
Product · MSP-ready · AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner
Connect the management account once and every linked account is discovered from the export itself. Customer hierarchy, per-customer reports, and role-based notification routing on top.
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Point Refine at one AWS Organizations payer export and it finds the linked accounts itself. There is no list to maintain and no connection to add per account — the accounts come out of the billing data, so an account added in AWS this week is simply there next sync.
Refine reads the linked accounts out of the payer export itself. Nothing to enumerate up front, and an account your team opens next month appears on the next sync without anyone telling us.
Connect the payer and a linked account separately and Refine still totals that account once. The payer’s claim wins — it is the payer’s own data, and it carries the commitment allocation a linked account’s export cannot see.
A connection superseded for cost stays in play for everything else. An account you are still paying for does not quietly drop out of security scanning because a payer export arrived.
Organization sync is what a paid plan is for. The Free plan covers one standalone AWS account; a payer export, and additional standalone connections, come with Growth and up. See what each plan costs.
Org → Customer → Account. Data, recommendations, and notifications are isolated to the customer they belong to. Aggregate views roll up at the org level.
Org
Acme MSP
Customer
Customer A
E-commerce
Customer
Customer B
FinTech
Customer
Customer C
Healthcare
No per-seat and no per-account fee — plans are priced on your AWS spend band, so growing the estate does not grow the bill for watching it.
Switch context from the header. Dashboards, recommendations, and reports re-scope instantly to the customer you select. Org-level rollup view at the top for cross-customer health.
Cost alerts to FinOps. Security findings to SecOps. On-call gets anomalies. Per customer, per severity, configurable from Settings.
| Signal | Recipient role | Example address |
|---|---|---|
| Cost spike | FinOps mailing list | finops@customer-a.example |
| Anomaly (high severity) | On-call rotation | oncall@customer-a.example |
| Security finding (critical) | SecOps team | secops@customer-a.example |
| Weekly cost report | Customer's primary contact | cfo@customer-a.example |
Alerts deliver by email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams — the same severity-aware routing on every channel.
Each customer sees only their own data. Schedule a recurring report once and customers receive their own version forever.
Customer A never sees Customer B's spend, findings, or anomalies. Org-level rollups only contain customer aggregates the user has access to.
Daily, weekly, or monthly per customer. Email scheduling lives in Settings → Reports.
See exactly which customer received which report, when. Useful for SLA evidence and customer onboarding.
One caveat: customer-branded reports and a co-branded portal are not live today. They are on the roadmap. For now, reports carry the Refine brand. If white-labeling is a hard requirement for your partnership conversation, talk to us — we prioritize based on partner demand.
Start on Free. Customer-hierarchy-aware. Co-marketing kit included. White-label on the roadmap.
Refine is built and supported by HabileLabs, an AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner.