Is now the right time? Ten signs, one minute.
Tick the signs that apply to your company, add up the score out of ten and see the next step. Your answers stay in this browser: this checklist does not save or send them.
Can you answer these in five minutes?
Ask your team each question and time the answer.
What exactly are we running?
Today: a spreadsheet last updated before the last reorganization.
With Omnitam: the dashboard counts every resource, current, by environment and by type.
Who owns it, and are we paying for the right amount?
Today: whoever remembers, plus the renewal invoice.
With Omnitam: the owner sits on each resource record, unowned resources are flagged, and the license position shows entitlements against assigned seats.
What did it look like on the date the auditor asks about?
Today: history sits in separate accounts and regions, if AWS Config was switched on.
With Omnitam: the audit trail shows who changed what, and when, for any date range.
More than five minutes on any answer? That’s risk and cost you can’t see.
Ten signs a company needs this now.
Tick every sign that applies today. Each one scores a point.
Not yet. Keep this self-check handy for later.
When an audit, a license letter or a big renewal lands, come back and tick again. Until then, the governance guide is a useful read.
A strong fit. Run the free count script on AWS.
It counts your resources across accounts and regions with read-only credentials (AWS Config optional), so you know your size before you talk to anyone.
Act now. Join the priority waitlist.
Your platform team will connect your AWS accounts read-only when trials open. Join the waitlist and request a demo to plan it.
Keep the self-check handy for later.
Run the free count script on AWS.
Join the priority waitlist and request a demo.
One answer per sign.
- Audit: every change is recorded with who, what and when, and the evidence is write-protected, up to 7 years.
- License audit letter: the license position shows entitlements against assigned seats.
- Renewals: check the license position and unassigned seats before you renew.
- Broken release: rewind the estate to the date and see what changed and what it touches.
- EU: SBOM version-range search and the evidence layer for the Cyber Resilience Act.
- Many accounts: one inventory across every connected AWS account, owners from your AWS tags.
- Human CMDB: discovery runs on a schedule, plus change events as they happen, so nobody keeps the list by hand.
- AWS costs: every resource has an owner team and a cost center, so each team sees what it runs, and unowned, stopped and duplicate resources and unassigned license seats show up for clean-up.
- CISO: the inventory answers “what do we own?” with owners, and the SBOM trace finds where library xyz 1.2.3 runs, from the container images to the workloads and operating systems.
- UAT vs PROD: Environment Parity compares the two resource by resource; each difference is accepted as an exception or flagged for a fix.
Two or more signs? Size your estate first.
The free count script tells you how many resources you run across accounts and regions, read-only.