
Three managed service providers. No unified view of SLA, cost, or assets.
The validated IT data platform for TBM, ITFM, and FinOps. One set of numbers for IT, finance, and your service providers.
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What we hear from IT and finance leaders:
Every system holds part of the picture: the CMDB, ITAM, discovery, billing, and your cloud consoles. When they disagree, these four questions go unanswered.
Today: When the inventory is wrong, every allocation is questionable.
With FogLifter: Tie every dollar to a service and an owner.
Today: No single system is trusted alone.
With FogLifter: A validated picture of assets and ownership.
Today: The CMDB says one thing, billing says another, and discovery says something else entirely.
With FogLifter: One foundation for internal and outsourced IT.
Today: SLA data from multiple providers arrives in different formats.
With FogLifter: Measure outcomes against evidence.
Every dollar assigned to a Cost Pool and carried through to the cost of service.
Every asset, validated across every source, including the ones that come and go.
End-to-end service performance, not just infrastructure uptime.
Every unit of usage tied to the business unit that consumed it.
No clean data required. Works on its own or alongside what you already run.
See how it worksAJ Jones, former CIO of Raytheon Legacy and RTX, on what it takes to walk into the room and say “I know my business.”

Three managed service providers. No unified view of SLA, cost, or assets.

Billing data scattered across unstructured files. Manual reconciliation.

Carrier invoices paid without validation against actual usage.
Telecom cost transparency across a global portfolio.
Read the case studyWhen a number is challenged, the evidence chain is already documented.
Never used to train or fine-tune any model.
Scoped by role and data domain.
Every output traces to its source records.
AI on bad data produces confident nonsense faster. FogLifter validates the data first.
Explore AI and NLQWhy did managed services cost spike last month?
Managed services rose 14% month over month. Most of the increase came from 212 new server builds billed by your infrastructure provider, plus a one-time storage migration charge.
Answer traced to validated source recordsWere all 212 servers actually in use?
No. 37 have no recorded activity in the last 30 days and no owner assigned in the CMDB. Decommissioning them would avoid about $41K per month.
Answer traced to validated source recordsWhich business units should be charged for the rest?
Based on CMDB ownership and application mappings, Finance holds 96 of the active servers, Supply Chain 54, and Engineering 25.
Answer traced to validated source recordsLeave your work email, and we’ll follow up about one set of numbers for IT, finance, and your service providers.
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