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A connection is made once for the organization. It then feeds cost into every workspace it is associated with. This page covers what happens after the first connection is saved; each provider page covers how to connect it.

Before you start

  • Open Integrations in the sidebar, or Settings, then Integrations. The page is Connected Providers & Apps, with a Manage tab for existing connections and a Connect tab for new ones.
  • Connecting, updating and removing connections needs the Owner or Integration Owner organization role. Editors can sync. See Access model.

Read a connection's status

Manage lists every connection with its Status and Last Sync:

StatusMeaning
PendingSaved, not collected yet
ConnectingThe first contact with the provider is in progress
ActiveCollecting normally
SyncingA collection is running now
ErrorThe last attempt failed; open the connection to see why
DisabledNot collecting

Open a connection to see its Integration status. Run checks tests two things, Authentication and Cost data access, and each shows Passed, Failed or Not run. The overall state is Healthy, Degraded, Error or Not checked.

On AWS and Azure, the Accounts or Subscriptions card lists what the connection reaches:

  • Collecting: collected by this connection.
  • Covered: its cost arrives through another account's collection, such as an AWS member account billed to the management account.
  • Unavailable: reachable but not collectable, for example an Azure subscription where the connection holds no cost role. The reason is shown.

Choose which workspaces see the cost

A connection's cost appears only in the workspaces it is associated with. There are two places to set that:

  1. From the connection: the Workspace access card has an Associate with switch for each workspace.
  2. From a workspace: Settings, then Workspace Providers, lists the connections the current workspace uses. Add Provider associates another connected one; Remove Provider takes one away. The cost data from that provider is then no longer available in that workspace; other workspaces keep it.

Adding and removing a workspace's providers needs the Owner or Editor team role on that workspace with Can edit access.

Sync now

Costfluent collects on its own schedule several times a day. To collect immediately, use the sync button on a connection's row, labelled "Sync" and the connection's name. "Sync started" confirms the request. An explicit sync runs even when a workspace has automatic syncing turned off.

Update credentials

When a key, secret or role changes on the provider side, open the connection and select Update credentials. Then Run checks to confirm the new credentials work.

Remove a connection

Open the connection and select Remove integration. The confirmation says: "All associated cost data will be removed." Reports, budgets and alerts stay, but no longer show that connection's cost. To stop one workspace seeing a connection without deleting its data, remove it from that workspace under Workspace Providers instead.

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Last modified on September 30, 2026
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  • Before you start
  • Read a connection's status
  • Choose which workspaces see the cost
  • Sync now
  • Update credentials
  • Remove a connection
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