Wiv.ai Introduces Wivy: An Action-Oriented FinOps Agent

Jul 21, 2025
Wiv.ai has launched Wivy, a FinOps agent that automates cloud operations, as announced in a press release. This tool integrates with major cloud platforms and communication tools.

Wiv.ai has launched Wivy, a groundbreaking FinOps agent that automates cloud operations, announced in a press release. Unlike traditional tools that focus solely on data analysis, Wivy executes tasks in real-time, transforming how organizations manage cloud costs.

Wivy allows users to perform complex operations with simple commands, such as identifying unattached EBS volumes or generating cost reports. The agent integrates seamlessly with major cloud platforms like AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure, as well as communication tools such as Slack and Microsoft Teams.

Wiv.ai emphasizes privacy, ensuring that customer data remains secure and private. The platform does not learn from sensitive customer information, and organizations can use their own AI models to maintain data confidentiality.

Wivy is now available for enterprise and MSP customers, offering early adopters exclusive access to this innovative FinOps solution.

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