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What changed in MarshalCloud

Each entry is a finished change, dated the day it was completed; it reaches your workspace with the next release. Planned work is never listed.

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  • Every area now opens with the answer

    Dashboards

    Security, reliability, spend, compliance, errors and deployments each start with one score or dollar figure, what changed since your last scan, and the few things to act on next.

  • The home page answers what needs you

    Dashboards

    The home page now says what needs you first, then shows spend against your budget, savings open and proven, uptime against its goal, open incidents, security and compliance, and your fixes from finding to proof, each with how fresh it is.

  • Missing bill days are filled in from AWS

    Cost

    When part of your bill arrives late or incomplete, those days are filled from AWS's own daily totals and marked, so you see your real spend instead of a blank.

  • See every outside company that can get into your AWS

    Security

    One list of the tools and vendors your account trusts: when each was added, when it was last used, how much it can see, and which have sat unused for 90 days.

  • Connect Google Cloud, and a smoother AWS setup

    Account

    Google Cloud accounts can be connected again. If one-click AWS setup cannot open, you are told why or handed the link to finish it yourself.

  • Every page agrees on your spend

    Cost

    This month so far, the month-end forecast and the last 30 days now match on every page that shows them.

  • One cost jump, one alert

    Cost

    A single change that raised your bill shows up once, not once a day, and you are told when a scheduled check falls behind.

  • Commitments load in a blink

    Cost

    When your reserved capacity and savings plans end now appears straight away, instead of after a long wait.

  • Your emails match what you see in the app

    Email

    The figures in your weekly and monthly emails are the same ones on your pages, down to the cent.

  • See how MarshalCloud compares

    Website

    A new page lays out what you get compared with spreadsheets, point tools and an outside consultant.

Earlier changes

  • 6 changes

    • A weekly digest, and setup reminders that stop

      Email

      Owners and admins get a weekly digest on their Monday morning. Setup reminders come at most once a week, stop when the step is done, and can be switched off per kind in one click.

    • Each container service has its own page

      Infrastructure

      See what it runs, how busy it is, its errors and what sits around it, with anything missing or out of date clearly marked.

    • Fix code issues straight from your repository

      Security

      Each issue shows the exact lines and the one command that fixes it, read live from your GitHub and never stored.

    • Scans show their real steps

      Account

      Every scan reports the steps it is actually on, in one progress panel that follows you from page to page.

    • One meaning for “last 30 days” and “this month so far”

      Cost

      Every page uses the same definition, and each figure says which account it covers, so two pages no longer disagree on spend.

    • A page that cannot load says so

      Account

      A read that never answers ends in a plain error after 60 seconds instead of loading forever.

  • 8 changes

    • The free bill scan draws your own bill

      Cost

      Whoever uploads sees the total, spend by service and the lines worth a look, with no implied saving. A shared scan link still shows no figures.

    • One savings total everywhere

      Cost

      The savings figure is the same on every page that shows one.

    • Always know how fresh your bill is

      Cost

      If your latest bill has not arrived yet, you are told it is on the way; if it stops arriving, your figures say they are out of date instead of passing as current.

    • Watching your bill barely adds to it

      Cost

      MarshalCloud reuses what it has already read from AWS, so keeping an eye on your spend adds almost nothing to your AWS bill.

    • Watch AWS and Google Cloud status without connecting

      Uptime

      Vendor status can follow AWS and Google Cloud before you connect an account. Azure is listed with the reason it cannot be watched yet.

    • A fresh second factor before every approval

      Security

      Approving a fix, an undo or a credential change asks for your second factor again. Repeated failed sign-ins lock that address, and a password reset clears it.

    • AI limits you can read

      AI analyst

      When the analyst stops, the message names the daily limit and your credit, and admins can see today’s use by feature.

    • A new public site

      Website

      The public pages rebuilt: one page per thing the product watches, the setup guides, and every plan limit on the pricing page.

  • 1 change

    • One contact form for every topic

      Website

      Sales, security, billing and privacy questions go through one form, and a person reads every message.