Know what AI you use. Know what it costs. Know what it delivers.

Bring enterprise AI spend, adoption and value into one view.

AI usage is often spread across subscriptions, API accounts, developer tools and enterprise workspaces. AssetUno AI turns fragmented provider data into a structured management view.

Bring AI APIs, coding assistants and enterprise AI workspaces into one consistent reporting layer.

1. MULTI-PROVIDER VISIBILITY

Attribute spend to providers, models, users, teams, projects and business units for clearer ownership and planning.

2. COST ALLOCATION & BUDGET CONTROL

Compare cost and adoption with available outcome indicators to understand where AI usage is associated with useful results.

3. OUTCOME-AWARE DECISIONS

Run AssetUno AI on-premise, with Docker Compose, on physical or virtual infrastructure, or in a customer-controlled cloud environment.

4. FLEXIBLE DEPLOYMENT & DATA CONTROL

Turn fragmented AI data into accountable decisions

Discover and contextualize Shadow AI usage

Identify previously unmanaged AI services from approved discovery sources, match them against the AI service catalog and add organizational context such as users, departments, vendors and cost centers.

AssetUno AI helps make Shadow AI visible so organizations can evaluate usage, ownership, cost and governance needs before deciding what action to take.

Connect AI usage with organizational context

AssetUno AI maps usage and cost to users, teams, departments, cost centers, projects and repositories, helping organizations understand who is using AI, where consumption occurs and which business context it belongs to. This adds accountability beyond individual provider accounts or invoices.

Shadow AI Spenditure. AI Cost. AI Adoption. AI Value.

Shadow AI Spenditure. AI Cost. AI Adoption. AI Value.

Frequently asked questions

AssetUno AI is an Enterprise AI Cost, Usage & Value Management platform. It brings authorized cost, consumption, adoption and outcome data from supported AI APIs, developer tools and enterprise AI workspaces into one structured management view.

Enterprise AI usage is often fragmented across provider invoices, API accounts, coding assistants, enterprise subscriptions and team-level reports. AssetUno AI brings this information together so organizations can understand what is being used, what it costs, who is using it and where management action may be required.

No. Cost management is a core capability, but AssetUno AI also covers adoption, license utilization, organizational attribution and available outcome indicators. This allows organizations to evaluate AI investment beyond the monthly invoice.

The connector portfolio is designed to cover AI APIs, developer AI tools and enterprise AI workspaces, including OpenAI API, Azure OpenAI, Azure AI Foundry, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, Claude Code and ChatGPT Enterprise.

Connector availability, metric detail and historical coverage depend on provider capabilities, subscription plans, API availability and granted permissions.

AssetUno AI uses authorized APIs, exports and customer-approved data feeds. Data collection is scheduled and controlled by the customer, and standard provider integrations do not require a broad endpoint agent deployment.

AssetUno AI can use approved identity, security, network, expense, procurement, contract and discovery evidence to identify and contextualize previously unmanaged AI usage.

Observed services can be associated with information such as users, departments, vendors, ownership, usage activity and governance status, helping organizations evaluate Shadow AI before deciding what action to take.

Where providers expose license assignment and activity data, AssetUno AI can identify inactive or lightly used seats and provide evidence to support license reallocation, recovery and renewal decisions.

AssetUno AI is designed primarily around management metadata such as cost, usage, identity, model, workspace, repository and outcome indicators.

Prompt contents, model responses and source-code contents are not required for standard cost and adoption use cases unless a customer explicitly configures an approved use case requiring such data.