Connect Azure
Seven steps: send the consent request, register the app, grant two read-only roles, then run the four-step wizard.
Your Azure bill, explained.
Connect read-only, get dashboards, reports and a chatbot on your own spend, then a free audit of where the savings are.
Choose your task
Section titled “Choose your task”Use figure 1 to find the stage you need.
Cost visibility
Four persona dashboards, a written report each month, and a chatbot over your own billing data.
The audit
A senior architect sizes and prioritises every finding before it reaches your report.
After you approve
Your team merges each change through its own pipeline. Nothing writes to your estate automatically.
Evaluate before you connect
Section titled “Evaluate before you connect”Prefer to look rather than read? The live demo opens the dashboards, reports and chatbot on a real Azure estate with the identifiers replaced. Work email, read-only, no Azure connection.
How you get an account
Somebody at Infralign opens it after you ask for the audit. No signup form exists.
Permissions
Two built-in Azure roles, action by action, and the data-plane boundary neither one crosses.
Security and data handling
The warehouse sits in Italy North. This is who can reach it and which contractual commitments are still open.
Live, expert-led, or roadmap
Every capability is marked live now, expert-led today, or not built.
Commercial scope
The visibility tier and the audit cost nothing. A quoted engagement is where payment starts.
A finished audit
One unedited report from a real estate, including why its banked figure is only €226 a month.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”The reference group answers questions out of sequence, for when one arrives mid-task:
- Glossary for the vocabulary the rest of the docs assumes.
- Troubleshooting, keyed by the error you are looking at.
- Support for which address to write to and what to put in the mail.
- Ending the connection for revoking access and getting your data deleted.