Overview

Connect Quper to your cloud providers, data warehouses, and data platforms.

Quper connects directly to your infrastructure using secure, read-only access — with no agents to install and no disruption to your existing setup.

Supported integrations

Cloud Providers

Connect your cloud billing to Quper to get a unified view of compute, storage, networking, and managed service spend across all your accounts and regions.

Provider	What Quper tracks
AWS	EC2, RDS, Lambda, S3, EKS, and all other AWS services via Cost and Usage Reports
Google Cloud (GCP)	Compute Engine, BigQuery, Cloud Storage, GKE, and all GCP services via Billing Export
Microsoft Azure	Virtual Machines, Azure SQL, Blob Storage, AKS, and all Azure services via Cost Management API

Data Warehouses & Platforms

Connect your data platforms to Quper to track query costs, warehouse utilisation, and job-level spend in real time.

Platform	What Quper tracks
Snowflake	Warehouse credits, storage costs, query spend, idle compute, and credit consumption by user and role
Databricks	Cluster spend, job costs, DBU consumption, idle clusters, and cost by workspace and team
BigQuery	Slot consumption, on-demand query costs, dataset storage, and spend by project and user

How integrations work

Quper pulls data from each connected platform on a regular cadence:

• Cloud providers — billing and usage data is refreshed every 24 hours, with real-time usage signals updated every hour
• Data warehouses — query-level cost data is updated every hour; storage data is updated every 24 hours

After connecting a new integration, Quper automatically backfills 90 days of historical cost and usage data.

Adding a new integration

1. Go to Settings → Integrations
2. Click Add Integration
3. Select your provider or platform
4. Follow the step-by-step connection guide

Each integration requires read-only credentials only. Quper never requests or stores write access to your infrastructure.

Removing an integration

1. Go to Settings → Integrations
2. Find the integration you want to remove
3. Click the options menu (⋯) and select Disconnect
4. Confirm the disconnection

After disconnecting, Quper retains your historical cost data but stops ingesting new data from that source.

You can reconnect a previously disconnected integration at any time. Quper will resume data ingestion from the point of reconnection and backfill any gap in data.