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The leadership view of engineering

Engineering visibility that reduces cost, delivery risk and downtime.

Omnix gives engineering leaders one live view of delivery, cloud cost, incidents and operational risk across every engineering tool their teams use.

What leadership asks Omnix

The questions leadership brings to Omnix, and the answer, the impact, and the owner.

  • CTO
  • VP Engineering
  • Finance
  • CEO

Where is our cloud spend leaking?

Omnix surfaces spend with no clear owner or business value, by team and service, and flags what changed, so finance and engineering see the same picture.

Impact
Cloud cost · budget owners
For
Finance · Engineering
The Omnix weekly leadership briefing: the week's systemic risks, what changed since last week, the top themes, and the decisions leadership needs to make, each with an owner

The weekly leadership briefing, shown with demo data.

who it's for

Built for the people accountable for engineering.

Omnix speaks to the leaders who answer for cost, delivery and risk. Each gets the same source of truth, in the language they make decisions in.

  • CTO

    See cost, delivery and risk across every team in one trusted view.

  • VP Engineering

    Spot delivery risk early and keep every team shipping predictably.

  • Engineering Director

    See where delivery is stuck and where to focus your teams.

  • Head of Platform

    Cut cloud waste and lift reliability without slowing developers down.

  • CIO

    Tie engineering cost, risk and delivery to the outcomes the business expects.

the problem

The truth about your engineering org is scattered across a dozen tools.

Code, delivery, cloud spend, security findings, incidents, deployments. Each system holds a piece of the picture. None holds the whole. So leadership spends its time reassembling reality instead of acting on it.

  • Every tool tells half the story

    Delivery, cost, reliability and risk each live in their own system, with no shared context between them.

  • No one owns the whole picture

    Leadership reassembles the truth by hand (in meetings, decks and spreadsheets) week after week.

  • Problems surface too late

    Cost overruns, delivery slips and risk show up once they're already expensive, not while you can still act.

  • Decisions wait on data gathering

    By the time the picture is finally complete, the moment to make the call has often already passed.

the problem, in numbers

Engineering doesn't run in one place. Code, delivery, cloud cost, incidents, security and ownership each live in their own tool, so leadership is left stitching the picture together from stale screenshots, spreadsheets and status meetings.

Developers lose 8+ hours a week to inefficiencies, including context-switching between tools and time spent finding information.
Atlassian, State of Developer Experience, 2024

the commercial case

Why engineering leaders buy Omnix.

Leadership doesn't buy dashboards. It buys lower cost, faster delivery, less risk, and one view it can trust. These four outcomes are what you're actually purchasing.

  • Reduce engineering cost

    • Eliminate cloud waste and duplicated effort.
    • Identify inefficiencies before they become expensive.
    • Give leaders visibility into where money is being lost.
  • Ship software faster

    • Spot bottlenecks before delivery slips.
    • Surface blocked work and deployment risk.
    • Make delivery more predictable with real-time operational insight.
  • Reduce operational risk

    • Close ownership gaps across incidents, deployments and services.
    • Detect operational issues before they escalate.
    • Reduce downtime with faster investigation and response.
  • Give leadership one trusted view

    • Replace fragmented dashboards with one operational picture.
    • Give executives a live understanding of engineering performance.
    • Eliminate manual reporting and status meetings.

the shift

From scattered tools to one clear view.

The same teams, the same tools: a very different operating picture for the people accountable for cost, risk and delivery.

Before Omnix

  • Multiple dashboards
  • Slow investigations
  • Reactive reporting
  • Poor visibility

After Omnix

  • One operational view
  • Faster decisions
  • Lower operational cost
  • Better executive reporting

executive view

Everything leadership needs. Nothing they don't.

One command centre for the people accountable for delivery, cost and risk: the headline picture first, the detail one click away.

The Omnix executive overview: delivery and reliability health, what needs attention this week with owners, and domain-level status
Live product: the executive overview, shown with demo data.
  • Delivery health

    Are we on track, and what is at risk of slipping?

  • Deployment performance

    How often we ship, and how safely.

  • Cost trends

    Where cloud spend is going, and where it is drifting.

  • Team capacity

    Who is overloaded, and where work is stuck.

  • Incident status

    What is down, who is on it, and the business impact.

  • Executive summaries

    The few things worth your attention this week, written for leadership.

role lens

Different teams. One platform.

Omnix gives every team the same source of truth, in the language they make decisions in. One platform, a different lens for each role.

What they see

Delivery, reliability, cost and security risk across every team, in one view.

Decisions they make

Where to invest, what to fix first, and which risks to escalate.

Omnix through the CTO lens: delivery, reliability, cost and security risk

Live product: the same week, viewed through each role's lens.

What they see

Team workload, delivery flow, and where work is getting stuck.

Decisions they make

How to unblock teams, balance load, and protect delivery dates.

Omnix through the Engineering Manager lens: team workload and delivery flow

Live product: the same week, viewed through each role's lens.

What they see

Vulnerabilities and exposure mapped to the services and owners that can fix them.

Decisions they make

What to fix first, and who is accountable for it.

Omnix through the Security lens: findings joined to services and owners

Live product: the same week, viewed through each role's lens.

What they see

Cloud spend by team and service, with the changes driving cost up.

Decisions they make

Where to cut waste, and where spend is justified.

Omnix through the Finance lens: cloud cost in the context of teams and services

Live product: the same week, viewed through each role's lens.

What they see

A clear picture of friction: reviews, builds, and rework slowing delivery.

Decisions they make

What to improve to ship faster with less day-to-day friction.

Omnix through the developer lens: where engineering friction is building and why

Live product: the same week, viewed through each role's lens.

integrations

Works with the tools you already use.

No rip-and-replace. Connect your existing stack in hours. Omnix reads from your tools, it doesn't replace them.

  • GitHub
  • Jira
  • Azure
  • AWS
  • Azure DevOps
  • Datadog
  • PagerDuty
  • Snyk
  • Wiz
  • Slack
  • Teams
  • Cloud billing

Read-only by default · minimum scopes · your code stays in your VCS

commercial roi

Built to pay for itself.

Omnix doesn't promise a savings rate. Set your numbers and the recovery you believe is realistic, and see what they imply. Every assumption here is yours, not ours.

Your organisation

Fully-loaded annual cost: salary, benefits and overheads.

Assumptions you control

These are your inputs, not Omnix claims. Drag each to match what you believe is realistic for your teams.

Illustrative estimate

£728.8k/ year

Estimated annual value, based entirely on the inputs and assumptions you set above.

  • Cloud waste recovered£192k
  • Incident time recovered£8.8k
  • Engineering capacity recovered£528k

An illustrative figure derived from the values you entered, not a quote, forecast or guarantee. Time is valued at your loaded cost across ~1,800 productive hours a year.

Pressure-test these numbers on your data

how it works

From connect to continuous improvement.

  1. Connect

    Securely connect the tools you already use, code, cloud, delivery, incidents, security and cost.

  2. Analyse

    Omnix builds one live view and explains what is changing, what it is costing, and where the risk is.

  3. Act

    Route the right insight to the right people, with the decision and the owner already attached.

  4. Improve

    Track outcomes over time: lower cost, fewer incidents, and faster, more predictable delivery.

the first 90 days

From connected tools to measurable improvement.

Omnix is built to show value early and compound it. Here is how the first ninety days are designed to unfold.

  1. Day 1

    Connect your tools

    Securely connect code, delivery, cloud, incidents and security, read-only, minimum scopes, no rip-and-replace.

  2. Week 1

    Your first operational picture

    Omnix builds one live view and surfaces its first intelligence, what is changing, what it is costing, and where the risk is.

  3. Month 1

    Leadership visibility

    Executives get a live, trusted view and weekly summaries, fewer status meetings, faster decisions.

  4. Month 3

    Measurable improvement

    Track outcomes over time: lower cost, fewer incidents, and faster, more predictable delivery.

design partners

Shape the future of engineering operations.

We're working alongside our first design partners to shape how leadership runs engineering, building Omnix around the real operational problems they live with, not assumptions. Partner success stories and measurable outcomes will be published here as deployments go live.

Partner stories and measurable outcomes, published as deployments go live.

  • Built from real engineering-leadership pain
  • Designed for modern software organisations
  • Works across delivery, reliability, security, cost and ownership
  • Deploys into your existing stack

security & governance

Connected visibility. Not a data free-for-all.

Omnix connects the data leadership needs across your tools, without turning your engineering systems into a data free-for-all.

Tenant-aware deployment

Runs in a deployment model that respects your cloud and tenancy boundaries.

Least-privilege connectors

Integrations request the minimum scopes needed, read what's required, nothing more.

No unnecessary data movement

Omnix reads metadata in place. Your code stays in your VCS.

Auditability

Connector activity, automation runs, and access are logged and reviewable.

Role-based access

Lenses and permissions are configurable. People see what their role needs.

Enterprise-ready

SSO-friendly, governed integrations, and SOC 2 Type II in progress (audit H2 2026).

questions

Questions leadership asks before buying.

The practical questions that come up in every evaluation: deployment, integrations, security, hosting and effort.

How is Omnix deployed?

Omnix runs in a deployment model that respects your cloud and tenancy boundaries, and connects to the tools you already use rather than replacing them.

Which tools does Omnix integrate with?

Code, delivery, cloud, incidents, security and cost systems (including GitHub, Jira, Azure, AWS, Azure DevOps, Datadog, PagerDuty, Snyk, Wiz, Slack, Teams and cloud billing), with more added regularly.

Is our data safe?

Connectors are read-only by default and request the minimum scopes they need. Omnix reads metadata in place, your code stays in your VCS, and connector activity, automation runs and access are logged and reviewable.

Where is Omnix hosted?

Omnix is deployed in a tenant-aware model aligned to your cloud and governance requirements. It is SSO-friendly, with SOC 2 Type II in progress (audit H2 2026).

How much engineering effort does it take to adopt?

Connecting your stack takes hours, not weeks, read-only integrations with minimum scopes, and nothing to instrument in your code.

How quickly will we see value?

Omnix surfaces its first operational picture within the first week of connecting your tools, with leadership visibility building over the first month.

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after the demo

What happens after you book.

A short, low-commitment evaluation run on your own systems, so the decision rests on evidence, not a pitch.

  1. A 30-minute discovery call

    We start with a short commercial conversation, your cost, delivery and risk priorities, and where one operational view would help most.

  2. Connect your key systems

    Securely connect a few core engineering tools, read-only, minimum scopes. Connecting your stack takes hours, not weeks, and your code stays in your VCS.

  3. See a live operational picture

    Omnix builds your first live view, surfacing what is changing, what it is costing, and where the risk sits.

  4. Review the findings together

    We walk through the picture with your team, what it highlights, what it means commercially, and what is worth acting on.

  5. Decide if it earns its place

    You decide whether Omnix creates measurable value for your organisation, on evidence from your own systems, not a sales pitch.

Bring your hardest operational question.

See Omnix on your own engineering data.

Bring one operational question: a cost spike, a recurring incident, a delivery slowdown, an ownership gap, or a security concern. We'll show you the answer in Omnix, on data like yours.

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