OneView vs Yarken

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.

Yarken combines AI Economics, Technology Business Management, and FinOps to show enterprise spending across cloud, SaaS, infrastructure, and AI. It links AI usage, spending, and ownership to business value, including cost per request, seat, workload, and outcome. Cost workflows cover budgeting, forecasting, allocation, anomaly detection, unit economics, showback, and chargeback. Ask Yarken accepts natural-language questions and returns structured observations, root causes, and recommendations. Integrations include AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, SaaS, ERP, identity, HR, data, observability, and ITSM systems. Data can arrive through APIs, SFTP and files, cloud buckets, local agents, webhooks and streaming, or query federation. Advanced integrations may vary by environment and are enabled during implementation or onboarding. Yarken offers single-tenant deployment and customer-selected data location. It states that it has SOC 2 Type II audited controls, supports GDPR-regulated environments, role-based access control, and encryption at rest and in transit. The platform is available through API, self-hosted, and web options. Pricing is custom and on request.