AWS services that support pro forma costs
The following Cloud Financial Management services and their features support pro forma costs.
Service and features | Support level by AWS account type | ||
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Payer (management account) | Primary account | Linked (member account) | |
AWS Cost and Usage Report | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Split cost allocation | No | No | No |
AWS Billing | No | Yes | Yes |
Dashboard | No | Yes | Yes |
Billing details | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Download CSV | No | No | No |
AWS Cost Explorer | No | Yes | Yes |
Forecasting | No | Yes | Yes |
Save reports | No | Yes | Yes |
Rightsizing recommendations | No | No | No |
Cost anomaly monitors | No | No | No |
Savings Plans recommendations | No | No | No |
Savings Plans utilization reports | No | Yes | Yes |
Savings Plans coverage reports | No | Yes | Yes |
Reservation recommendations | No | No | No |
Reservation utilization reports | No | Yes | Yes |
Reservation coverage reports | No | Yes | Yes |
AWS Budgets | No | Yes | Yes |
Budget reports | No | Yes | Yes |
For services and features that don't support pro forma costs, AWS accounts will see costs at billable rates, which match the AWS invoice.
Related information
To manage linked account access to billable refunds, credits, and discounts, see the
AWS Cost Explorer section on the Preferences page
in the Cost Management Console
If you don't want your IAM entities to see specific billable rates for these services and features, you can use IAM policies to deny access. For an example IAM policy, see Denying Billing and Cost Explorer access to services and features that don't support pro forma costs.
You can also customize your IAM policies to allow or deny specific permissions. For a granular list of IAM actions for Billing and Cost Management, see the following topics:
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Migrating access control for AWS Cost Management in the AWS Cost Management User Guide
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Migrating access control for AWS Billing and in the AWS Billing User Guide