Enterprise Governance at Scale

The problem

Your company has 2,000 employees, SOC 2 obligations, and a procurement team that will not sign a vendor without SSO, RBAC, and audit logging. Your FinOps tool either does not support them, charges a premium tier for them, or treats them as a roadmap item.

Meanwhile, the FinOps team is sharing one admin account because "we only have 3 users." The CFO has full access to delete policies. And the audit trail is a log file nobody reads.

How CloudPi fixes it

SSO integration. SAML 2.0. Azure AD. Okta. Google Workspace. Provision users the way your IT team already manages them.

Role-based access control (RBAC). Five roles out of the box: Admin, FinOps Lead, Project Owner, Finance Viewer, Engineer. Custom roles for fine-grained control. Permissions scoped to projects, environments, or the entire org. The CFO gets read access to everything and write access to nothing.

Immutable audit trail. Every action - policy change, forecast update, remediation execution, ticket approval - is logged with who, what, when, and why. Exportable for SOC 2, ISO 27001, or internal compliance review.

Multi-organization support. MSPs and enterprises with multiple business entities can run isolated workspaces under one platform. Each org sees only its data. Admin spans all.

Approval workflows. No policy change or budget override takes effect without the right signature. The approval gate is policy-driven and environment-aware.

What the CIO cares about

Features used

• SSO + enterprise authentication
• RBAC with project-scoped permissions
• Audit trail (immutable, exportable)
• Approval workflows
• Business hierarchy (multi-org)