Across a group, AI costs are often spread across IT agreements, corporate cards, expense claims, cloud platforms and individual teams. Finance sees the invoices. IT sees some of the tools. Few organisations have the complete picture.
Copilot may sit inside the Microsoft agreement, model costs in the cloud platform and other AI tools on corporate cards or expense claims.
It is not always clear who owns a tool, which part of the business uses it or which budget should carry the cost.
Several teams may buy tools with similar capabilities without knowing what is already used elsewhere in the organisation.
How it works
The assessment gives you an initial, consolidated view of your organisation's AI tools, costs and ownership. It uses information from your existing finance, licence and vendor sources.
Start with a simple export from the relevant systems. No technical integration is required for the initial assessment.
Tools, licences and model costs are matched to the relevant entity, department, owner and cost centre where the data allows. Anything that cannot be matched is flagged for review.
The report shows identified AI costs, ownership, potential overlap, unused licences and areas requiring further review.
What you receive

A consolidated register of identified AI tools, licences and model costs, including available information about owners, entities, departments and contracts.

A consolidated view of estimated annual spend by tool, entity, department and cost centre, reconciled against available finance data.

An overview of tools with similar capabilities, unused licences, costs without clear ownership and vendors that require further review.

A concise, board-ready summary of the most important costs, variances and recommended actions.
Product screens and figures shown on this page are illustrative.
The platform
The assessment gives you the first consolidated view. Fideria can then keep the information current, track actual spend against approved budget and generate recurring reporting for management and the board.
Data from existing identity, finance, licence and vendor systems helps keep AI tools, costs and owners up to date.
Track approved budget, actual spend and variance by entity, department and initiative.
Create recurring management and board reporting from the same current information, without manually rebuilding the material every quarter.
Fideria's AI assistant, Morgan, helps authorised users answer questions such as what a specific subsidiary is spending on AI, which licences are not being used, and what has changed since last quarter.
Continuing with the platform is entirely optional and is decided separately after the assessment.
In less than a minute, see how Fideria brings together information from existing systems, builds the register, compares budget with actual spend and creates a board-ready summary. Sound is off by default.
Identity, licence and vendor systems you already run, connected in minutes.
Every tool matched to an owner, an entity and a cost. What cannot be placed is flagged.
Approved budget against actual spend, with the variance per entity.
A board-ready summary from the same data, with answers to questions about it.
Four things we review in your own data, per entity and per department.
AI tools may be purchased by individual departments or employees without appearing in IT's or procurement's consolidated overview.
Assistant licences may be assigned to entire departments even though only some employees use them actively.
Usage-based costs may grow gradually without a defined budget, cost owner or review process.
Different teams may use separate tools for the same or closely related needs, creating unnecessary cost and fragmentation.
Fideria does not need to change anything in connected systems.
A CSV export is enough for the initial assessment.
Data is processed and stored in the EU.
You control the connected sources and can revoke access at any time.
Submitted material and related working files can be deleted on request according to the agreed terms.
Fideria is built for organisations where AI spend is spread across multiple teams, entities or systems, and where finance and IT need the same consolidated view.
Start with a free assessment of your AI tools, licences, costs and ownership. No technical integration is required to get started.