Find who owns
every resource.
ZopNight reads your cloud activity logs to work out who created each resource and who last changed it, then checks whether that person is still in your organisation. The spend left behind by people who have gone finally has a name on it.
Free to start. No card. The playground just needs your work email.
AWSGoogle CloudAzure
A name on every resource.
Including the ones nobody remembers creating.
Read the activity
CloudTrail on AWS, Cloud Logging on Google Cloud and the Activity Log on Azure record who did what. ZopNight reads the caller on every event.
Resolve the person
AWS role sessions and SSO users, Azure caller IDs and Google principal emails are resolved to a real identity, not left as an identifier.
Name creator and editor
The earliest human caller is the creator; the latest is the last person to change it. Automation is kept apart from people.
Check they are still here
A daily sync of your IAM, SSO, Azure AD and Google Workspace members marks each owner Active or Departed. Where there is no identity data, it says Unknown.
Honest about what it knows.
A confident wrong owner is worse than an honest unknown.
- Sources
- CloudTrail, Google Cloud Logging and the Azure Activity Log. Read from logs you already keep, with nothing to tag.
- People, not pipelines
- The owner is the earliest human caller, so a deployment pipeline does not end up owning everything it ships.
- Status
- Active if the person is still in your identity directory, Departed if not, and Unknown when there is no identity data to check. Never a guess.
- Where it shows
- On every resource's detail panel, with the operation and time of its creation and its most recent change. Owners appear by the next day, because the activity sync runs daily.
Find out who built it.
Connect an account and ownership is worked out from the activity logs it already has.
Prefer to talk it through first? Book 20 minutes with the team.
- $30M+annualised cloud spend under management
- 550K+resources tracked since launch
- 20-60%off the bill in the first month
- SOC 2Type II report, plus ISO 27001
Figures published on zop.dev.