See Every Dollar.Secure Every Path.
Qarbix CloudLens is a FinOps and cloud security platform for AWS and Azure. It connects with read-only access, reads the bill and the resources behind it, and tells you what to fix first: the spend you can cut this month, and the security gaps that expose real data.
- Read-only connection
- No agents to install
- No access keys stored
- SAML 2.0 SSO
- Separate tenants
Four minutes. Your whole cloud.
A rising bill nobody can explain. An open path to customer data nobody has seen. Watch CloudLens find both, prove them, and close them — on real product screens.
- 4 min 12 s
- Captions on screen
- Real product, fictional demo data
One read-only connection. Cost and security on the same resources.
CloudLens reads your AWS and Azure accounts once. FinOps teams see what every resource costs; security teams see what every resource exposes.
CloudLens FinOps
Cloud cost and resource optimizationControl what the cloud costs
Explain spend by team and service, remove waste without risking production, and see the saving on the next invoice.
- Cost Explorer and Dimension Studio
- Anomalies, budgets and commitments
- Recommendations, Savings Proposals and Scheduler
CloudLens Atlas
Cloud security, data governance and complianceProtect what the cloud exposes
Trace every path from the internet to your data, find where PII and payment data live, and score compliance on live evidence.
An internet-facing container with a critical CVE runs as an admin role that can read 2.4M customer records. Hover or click a resource.
- Security graph and attack paths
- Data governance for PII, PCI, PHI and DPDP
- Compliance for SOX ITGC, CIS, PCI DSS and HIPAA
Figures are sample data for a fictional company, Lumora Retail.
Watch the product do the work
Five areas where cloud teams lose money or data, each played as a real CloudLens workflow on sample data for a fictional company. Pick one to see what it means and how CloudLens handles it.
Spend you can explain, line by line
When nobody can say which team or change caused a jump on the invoice, the budget conversation becomes a month-end argument.
- Cost Explorer across AWS and Azure: real, amortized and on-demand cost
- Dimension Studio allocates shared spend to teams and products
- Anomaly alerts reach Slack the morning after a spike
Three problems almost every cloud team has
We hear these from most teams we talk to. What usually happens today, and what changes once cost and risk sit on one graph.
Bills that surprise you
What usually happens: A spike appears on the invoice three weeks later, and nobody can say which team or change caused it.
How CloudLens resolves it: An anomaly alert reaches #cloud-cost-alerts the next morning with the service, account and team already attached.
ResolvedSavings that never ship
What usually happens: Recommendations sit in a spreadsheet because nobody wants to be the person who breaks production.
How CloudLens resolves it: Each change goes through an owner's approval, a dry run and a rollback plan, so people actually say yes.
ResolvedExposure you find too late
What usually happens: A public path to customer data turns up during an audit, or after an incident.
How CloudLens resolves it: Atlas ranks the path by the data it reaches and opens a Jira issue for the team that owns the workload.
ResolvedScan one AWS account with read-only access
One week, from a Slack alert to a verified saving
How a FinOps lead and a platform team use CloudLens together, and where security picks up the same thread.
Lumora Retail is a fictional company. The people, names and numbers are sample data.
EKS spend jumped 48% over the weekend
The alert lands in #cloud-cost-alerts. Ana opens it: the checkout namespace scaled up on Friday for a load test and never scaled back.
Traced to a team, then a ticket
In Cost Explorer she groups by Team, then Service. The extra spend sits with Checkout, about $3,140 a month on the checkout-api node group. She creates FINOPS-218 and assigns it to Priya.
Bundled into one proposal
Ana adds the rightsizing and two idle sandbox instances to proposal PR-1042, worth $3,542 a month. Priya approves four resources and puts the read replica on hold until after the sale.
Dry run before anything changes
The dry run assumes the target role, simulates the IAM permissions and previews each change. Every approved resource passes.
Applied in the change window
CloudLens applies the approved changes and stores the before and after specs. The rollback is ready if checkout latency moves. It doesn't.
Security picks up the same service
Marcus from security sees checkout-api on an attack path to customer-exports in Atlas. The fix goes to the same team, through the same Jira project.
Two products that share one map of your cloud
Start with either one. The other already knows your accounts, resources and owners.
CloudLens FinOps
Cloud cost and resource optimizationUnderstand the bill, then act on it safely.
CloudLens Atlas
Cloud security, data governance and complianceFind the paths that lead to real data.
From connecting an account to the first fix
Most teams connect their first account in about 15 minutes. Results depend on the size of the estate and how much billing history is available.
Built for teams that are careful with production
CloudLens reads your cloud with read-only access. Nothing changes unless someone on your team approves it.
SAML 2.0 single sign-on
Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace. Test the login before saving, and map an identity-provider group to admin.
Read-only by default
A read-only IAM role on AWS and reader roles on Azure. Seeing your cloud never needs write access.
Changes need an approval
Only approved resources are applied, after a dry run and a permission check, with before and after specs kept for audit.
Copilot with guardrails
Copilot is off until you opt in. Only approved columns are sent, account and resource IDs are replaced with tokens, and every call is logged.
Work goes to the tools your team already checks
A recommendation nobody sees doesn't save anything. CloudLens sends the work to the place the owner already looks.
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See our other products
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DataGuard
Database security and governance, self-hostedMask sensitive columns, decide who can query which database, review schema and data changes before they run, and keep an audit log of every query. DataGuard is deployed inside your own VPC, so your data stays in your network.
- Data masking
- Access control
- Change management
- Audit logging
- SQL governance
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Questions we hear in the first call
No. Everything is read through a read-only IAM role on AWS or reader roles on Azure. If you use Savings Proposals, changes are applied only after an approval and a dry run, and each one can be rolled back.
AWS, including Organizations, StackSets and EKS, and Azure. Jira, Slack and Microsoft Teams for hand-offs. SAML 2.0 single sign-on with Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace.
From your own bill. Each recommendation is priced for that resource in its region. A saving only counts as realized after the change was applied and verified.
The first account usually connects in about 15 minutes. Cost data depends on how much billing history your export already has, and the first security scan finishes once the resources have been read.
A security view of the same accounts: attack paths, toxic combinations, sensitive data classification, and compliance scores for SOX ITGC, CIS AWS, CIS Kubernetes, PCI DSS and HIPAA.
No. Every number, name and screen on this site is sample data for a fictional company called Lumora Retail.
Ready to see CloudLens in action?
Connect a read-only AWS role or Azure service principal. We'll walk you through your bill, your security graph and the first things worth fixing.