CIO COCKPIT vs OneView

CIO COCKPIT provides IT budgeting, cost tracking, controlling, cloud cost management and financial planning. It combines capacity and cost planning for Business, IT, Finance, HR and Marketing, with role-based dashboards for CIOs, CFOs and business units. Users can configure multi-dimensional cost models with scenario planning, direct forecast entry, versioning and audit trails. ERP integration consolidates data from financial and project management systems. A web frontend and Data Collection Management system gather hardware and software usage and inventory information. Documented collectors cover Azure, Hyper-V, Veeam, Druva Insync, MSSQL and Windows hosts. Background services expose REST APIs documented with OpenAPI 3 and Swagger UI, using OAuth2 authentication and authorization. An integrated AI chatbot supports natural-language interaction with COCKPIT data. The product supports API, Linux, self-hosted, web and Windows deployments. A free trial plan lists one module and one user. Paid plans are listed at €799 a year for a five-year contract, €899 a year for three years, and €999 a year for one year. CIO COCKPIT is headquartered in Essen, Germany, and was founded in 1995.

OneView is a web platform that brings operational, commercial and financial technology-cost data into one governed system for IT, Finance and Procurement teams. Its Technology Cost Data Model connects costs with suppliers, contracts, services, usage, owners and financial structures, supporting validation, allocation, reporting and optimisation. Data can include billing and usage, supplier and contract records, service and asset information, lifecycle details, cloud and telecom platform data, and enterprise financial structures. OneView supports Telecom Expense Management, Cloud Cost Management & FinOps, and IT Financial Management. Cloud coverage includes AWS, Azure, GCP and Oracle, with cost allocation, budgets, forecasts, anomaly detection, showback, chargeback and cloud-plus-on-premises total-cost analysis. Telecom workflows cover mobile, voice, network and SD-WAN, including invoice and rate validation. Organisations can begin with one solution area and expand on the same data foundation. Pricing is on request.