We’ve added user-level controls to manage who can see reports and dashboards.

What’s new

• Private and shared access: Dashboards and reports can now be marked as private or shared with specific users.

Why it matters

• This update gives users granular control over report and dashboard visibility, ensuring that sensitive data is only accessible to the right people while making collaboration easier when needed.
  
  

  
  

 We’re bringing AI into label creation to simplify mapping technology costs to business context.

What’s new

• Custom label recommendations are now powered by AI, suggesting meaningful labels automatically.

Why it matters

• This helps users create accurate and contextually relevant labels without needing to understand the underlying data structures, saving time and improving reporting accuracy.

You can now add context to each data layer in your reports.

What’s new

• Layer name editing: Names for data layers can now be customized and persist across sessions.

Why it matters

• Adding descriptive names to layers makes reports more informative and easier to understand, especially when working with multiple datasets in a single view.

Custom Measures give you the flexibility to define your own calculations directly within Ternary, enabling you to transform raw cloud cost data into business-specific metrics without exporting to external tools.

What’s included

• Spreadsheet-style formula editor. Build formulas in a code editor with line numbers and syntax highlighting. Standard arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /) and parentheses are supported for order of operations.
• Guided sidebar. Available columns are grouped and displayed in a unified sidebar, with FOCUS standard columns highlighted. You can click “Insert” next to any column or function to add it directly to your formula.
• Example use case. Create metrics such as Effective Savings Rate using a formula like:
   (ListCost - EffectiveCost) / ListCost
• Metric management. Name your metric before saving, and manage created metrics from within the Reporting Engine. Saved metrics can be added as measures to reports.

Why it matters:

Custom Measures moves Ternary beyond cost visibility alone. By enabling users to define their own business logic directly on cloud billing data, teams can normalize costs, calculate savings rates, and begin layering efficiency metrics into their reporting workflows.

Because formulas prioritize FOCUS standard columns, users can write once and measure consistently across cloud providers, reinforcing multi-cloud compatibility.

This is the first step in a broader Custom Measures roadmap with additional capabilities planned in future releases

We’ve added protections to prevent naming conflicts in custom measures.

What’s new

• Custom measures can no longer use names that match reserved values.
  
  

Why it matters

• This prevents accidental overwrites of existing FOCUS or vendor-provided values, keeping metrics accurate and consistent across your reports.

Creating new measures is now faster and easier.

What’s new

• Users can clone an existing custom measure to use as a starting point for a new one.
  
  

Why it matters

• Cloning allows users to create variations of existing measures without affecting reports that already use the original measure. This is especially useful for iterative analysis or testing alternative calculations.

We’ve added a new chart type to give you more ways to visualize your data.

What’s new

• Horizontal bar charts are now available as an option when viewing reports.
  
  

Why it matters

• This new chart type offers an alternative visualization style, helping users better understand and communicate their report data.

We’ve added visual indicators to help you track optimization opportunities at a glance.

What’s new:

• A badge with a count appears for each optimization type, showing the total number of recommendations.

Why it matters:

• The badge provides a quick view of potential savings, helping teams prioritize actions more efficiently.

Exports from Resource Utilization Insights now include more context.

What’s new

• Sub-account, region, family, and type columns are now included in instance-level CSV exports.

Why it matters

• Previously, instance-level exports only included resource names or IDs, making it difficult to analyze data outside Ternary. The added columns give full hierarchical context, enabling more meaningful analysis of cloud resources across accounts and regions.

The Ternary Optimization Hub is a new multi-cloud experience that simplifies how teams surface and act on savings opportunities across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.

This centralized dashboard brings together usage, rate, and anomaly insights with interactive filters and KPIs to help you quickly identify high-impact savings across your environment.

Ternary already provides resource utilization recommendations by service and provider (for example, Compute → Azure Virtual Machines). With the Ternary Optimization Hub, these insights are now unified into two clear categories: idle recommendations and rightsizing recommendations. You can easily filter, refine, and drill into specific opportunities with greater clarity and control.

Why it matters

The Ternary Optimization Hub enables you to prioritize action more effectively, collaborate with better context, and unlock greater value from your multi-cloud spend.