Read off the product’s commit history. We publish the gaps as well as the wins.
Sign-in limits per account, API keys that expire, every page of cloud bills and inventories read, stopped servers and unattached volumes judged correctly, billing months that end on the right day, and plain words throughout the console.
GST invoices and credit notes with a register, TDS handling, an intake form and timeline for each audit, the refund guarantee in the report, a viewer role, a data export, and a stricter content security policy.
A read-only plan of what to do now, this week, this month and ongoing, with the reason and the exact command for every fix. The plan comes from the same measurements as the console. Chat about the plan is not available yet; it is on the roadmap.
Inventory, billed cost and CPU utilisation, read-only. DigitalOcean uses a custom-scoped token with an expiry; Oracle Cloud uses a signed API key on a read-only group. Fixes on both are advice-only for now.
Email, Slack, webhook and PagerDuty channels now deliver. Webhook hosts are resolved and refused if they point at a private network.
The connect wizard shows what each cloud needs before you start and verifies access before saving. Every audit now opens with an executive summary, drafted with Claude and reviewed by a CoverOps engineer, and lists the exact command for each fix.
Every finding the waste engine produces, ranked and priced per month in ₹ or $, grouped into do-this-week, plan-this-month and investigate. It says whether each figure came from billing data or list prices, and prints to PDF.
Cost forecasting with budget-breach prediction, waste detection that raises proposals on its own, and explanations on every anomaly. A plain-English assistant is on the roadmap, not shipped.
More than a hundred tests now prove one workspace cannot read or change another's data. Those tests still run on every change.
Removing a member used to end their sessions everywhere. It now ends only the sessions in the workspace they left.
When our staff need to look at your workspace to help, the visit is time-limited, read-only for support roles, shown to you in a banner, and written to your audit log.
Inventory, utilisation and cost come from each provider's own APIs through a role you apply. A live account on a provider without an adapter is refused, never served simulated data.
The things we get asked for most and do not have yet. We would rather you learn this here than three weeks into an evaluation:
If one of these is a blocker for you, tell us. Knowing which gap costs us the most conversations is genuinely how we decide what to build next.