DoiT Cost Anomaly Detection has added a new enhancement to simplify your anomaly management workflow. Previously, you could acknowledge anomalies, categorize them, and add comments directly within the console. Now, we’re bringing this functionality to your Slack!

Anomaly acknowledgment is a crucial step in managing your alerts—by marking anomalies as acknowledged, you can easily track which issues have been addressed and which still require attention. This ensures you stay on top of what needs resolution and helps avoid overlooking critical alerts.

With this new update, when you receive an anomaly notification via Slack, you can acknowledge, categorize, and add comments directly from the notification itself—no need to navigate to the console. This update saves you time and helps you stay on top of important alerts faster, all from the convenience of your Slack channel. Below are some of the screens:

Acknowledge option in Slack notifications

Acknowledge anomaly workflow in Slack

To learn more about acknowledge anomaly via Slack, check out our documentation in the Help Center. 

Cloud billing can get complex, and unexpected costs can catch you off guard. Now, you can be notified whenever a new SKU appears in your billing data—helping you stay informed, avoid surprises, and take control of your cloud spend.

This new notification type enables you to:

• Stay ahead of changes: Get alerts for new SKUs that could impact costs.
• Flexible delivery: You can choose how to receive alerts—via Slack, Email, Microsoft Teams, or directly in the app.

How it works?

• A new SKU is defined as one that has not appeared in your billing data for at least three months.
• Subscribers can configure how and where to receive these alerts.

You can manage or unsubscribe from this notification anytime in the Governance section under Notification Settings in the Notification Center.

Want to get started? Check out our setup guide in the Help Center.

DoiT Insights helps you optimize your cloud infrastructure by providing actionable recommendations for reducing costs, improving security, and adopting architectural best practices. Today, we're making it easier to identify which recommendations you can implement right away with our new "Easy Win" designation.

Some cloud optimizations aren't always straightforward to implement. Some require significant planning, upfront costs, or risk assessment before implementation. To help you prioritize, we've identified a set of optimizations with minimal technical complexity.

Look for the ‘Easy win’ badge in your Insights page to find these high-confidence, low-effort optimizations.

Want to learn more? Check out our help center or view your Insights.

We've redesigned the anomaly details interface in DoiT Anomaly Detection to make critical information easier for you to scan and understand. The new layout organizes key data into clear sections:

• Status and timeline
• Cost impact and severity
• Account, Service and SKU context
• Next steps

All of the detailed insights you rely on are still there, just presented in a more digestible format. Check out the refreshed interface in the screenshot below, or view an anomaly on your own account.

To learn more about Anomaly Detection, check out our documentation in the Help Center.

We have revamped our Budgets! They now support:

1. Flexible Scoping: You can now define a budget scope with any dimension you like, for example a set of accounts or projects, one or multiple regions… you name it!
2. Budget vs. Actuals View: Quickly see how you are performing toward your budget for the period.

The new Budget vs. Actuals View is designed to give you a detailed and comprehensive look at performance following your budgets. This view allows you to easily compare your projected budget with the actual expenses incurred in the current period. This gives you a clear understanding of where your money is being spent and helps you identify any areas where you may be overspending. You can also view your spending forecast, allowing you to make informed decisions before it is too late.

You can access the new Budget Versus Actuals View by clicking on View budget in the 3-dot menu for your budget:

We continue to improve Budgets and will be releasing some more exciting news soon!

DoiT Forecasting is now enhanced with the support of "Forecast per grouping" in addition to the "Total forecast".

Planning for future cloud spend just got easier and more granular. The forecasting capability in Cloud Analytics is now able to project future spend using the ‘Group by’ dimension for current and future months. By forecasting each ‘Group by’ dimension’s value, you’ll be able to:

• Help engineering teams set realistic hiring/expansion plans based on their infrastructure spend trajectory
• Track cost ratios between environments (e.g., dev should be 1/10th of prod) to ensure healthy spend allocation
• Surface zombie projects or accounts that should be flat/declining but show growth

Below is the "Forecast per grouping” view once enabled 

To learn more about Forecasting per grouping please refer to the Forecasting documentation in the Help Center.

Following our releases of DataHub API and CSV Upload in the console, we now support programmatic ingestion of CSV files via the DataHub API.

You can send files of up to 30 MB through the API, and you can also compress and send in ZIP format to ingest even more data! To know more about sending CSV and ZIP files via API, refer to our Developer Docs.

Insights gives you valuable, actionable recommendations to get savings in your Cloud bill. We know, however, that acting on these recommendations can sometimes be daunting and require a deeper dive into the data.

That’s why we have now added an option within each Insight detail page to open a report that can give you more information about the recommendation. Of course you can freely dive deeper into the data from there, harnessing our powerful reports!

DoiT forecasting is now more reliable, discoverable, configurable, and readable. 

Expanded machine learning capabilities, integrating a diverse range of new forecasting models in the backend, accommodate various types of time series data and different durations of historical spending. This new underlying data ensures superior forecasting results across all granularities, including monthly and daily forecasts.

Enhanced customer experience, forecasting is now prominently featured as a primary option in the left menu of DoiT Cloud Analytics. It also allows you to configure your preferred historical period for the model to learn from, as well as your desired forecasting period.

In one of the most commonly used views for reports and dashboard widgets, known as the "stacked column," forecasting is now illustrated through bar charts. This enhancement presents a forecasting range as well for both end-of-month and future projections, moving away from the previous method of displaying a single value at a specific point in time.

To learn more about Forecasting, check out our documentation in the Help Center.

We’ve streamlined how you subscribe to scheduled Analytics Reports in DoiT Cloud Navigator, replacing the old cron job-based system with the new scheduler used for dashboard subscriptions. This gives you a more intuitive and flexible experience to meet your FinOps needs.

What does this mean for you?

• Simple and Consistent Interface: Set up your report subscriptions using the same easy-to-use interface you already know from dashboard subscriptions.
• Notification Center Integration: Get your reports delivered straight to your email or Slack channels—public or private—powered by DoiT’s Notification Center.
• Easy Setup: No more complex cron jobs. With the new scheduler, you can set frequency, time, and time zone preferences with just a few clicks.
• More Control: Customize your Cloud Analytics report subscriptions to match your needs and get the right information at the right time.

How to start:

1. Log in to the DoiT console, select Analytics from the top navigation bar, then select Reports.
2. Select the report you want to subscribe to.
3. Set up your new subscription and save the changes.

For more information, check out our official documentation.