If you pay for it, you can monitor it.

Your real stack doesn't fit someone else's integration list.

Spend-visibility tools tend to cover the vendors popular enough to build a native integration for, which means the AI/LLM provider you just started paying for, the niche data tool your team picked, or the regional vendor nobody else uses shows up nowhere. Finance ends up working from an incomplete picture, and engineering ends up being the only ones who actually know what's really being paid for.

Built to cover what you actually pay for, not a preset list.

• Research — Look up pricing structures and comparable options for a vendor before you commit spend to it.
• Monitor — Add any vendor in seconds and log observed spend each month, with every figure tagged by source — invoice, estimate, or market data — so nothing gets treated as fact until it's confirmed.
• Alert — Get flagged when a vendor's spend crosses your configured threshold or moves unexpectedly month over month.

Every number says where it came from.

Asozal doesn't blend real invoice amounts with estimates and call it one number. Each spend entry is tagged by source, so when a cost moves, you can see immediately whether it's a confirmed invoice change or a workspace estimate that still needs verifying. Finance and engineering end up looking at the same record instead of two different versions of "what we're spending."

Additional Features

• Spend-based pricing — cost scales with the dollar amount you're managing, not a per-vendor tax.
• Unlimited users — bring in finance, procurement, and department leads without paying per seat.
• Multi-workspace support — separate spend tracking for subsidiaries or business units.