Unified service inventory
Relate accounts, subscriptions, projects, resources, owners, and dependencies across cloud providers.
Give platform leaders consistent visibility, policy, cost accountability, and incident governance without flattening the differences between cloud providers.
Accounts, subscriptions, and projects across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud
One approval and evidence standard across providers
Correlated signals when journeys cross cloud boundaries
Operational risk and exceptions in one view
Relate accounts, subscriptions, projects, resources, owners, and dependencies across cloud providers.
Define consistent approval, escalation, evidence, and reporting requirements across platforms.
Correlate provider and application signals when customer journeys cross cloud boundaries.
Surface allocation gaps, idle capacity, and optimization opportunities to the responsible team.
Report operational risk, automation activity, and exceptions through one control plane.
Connect the agreed estate, map dependencies, and establish normal operating behaviour before automation is enabled.
Translate operating policies, maintenance windows, approvals, and escalation paths into explicit automation boundaries.
Correlate signals, recommend or execute approved actions, verify recovery, and use the evidence to improve future response.
AAQUILIX is designed to make operational authority explicit, reviewable, and reversible.
Apply a shared operating standard without forcing every cloud into identical tooling.
Compare service risk, usage, and operational effort using a common business context.
Give central and platform teams a shared view of ownership and response.
Yes. AAQUILIX is designed to connect to existing monitoring, ITSM, identity, and collaboration systems through supported APIs and controlled service accounts.
No. Teams can begin in observe-only mode, introduce approval-based actions, and expand autonomy only after policies and evidence meet their risk requirements.
Bring one priority service, workflow, or operational challenge. We’ll map a practical starting scope and the controls it requires.