> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features.md). # Features - [Coverage](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coverage.md): Learn how North covers your cloud spend with commitments, and how North carries the commitment term and the risk on your behalf. - [Getting Started](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coverage/getting-started.md): Learn how to view your commitments health, your coverage options, and what happens after you buy coverage with North. - [Purchasing Coverage](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coverage/purchasing-coverage.md): Learn how North measures coverage, and how to buy more of it through a policy or a one-time purchase. - [Commitments](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coverage/commitments.md): Learn how to use the Commitments page to track your coverage, your savings, and the health of every commitment. - [Coverage Plans](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coverage/coverage-plans.md): Learn which commitment plans North supports, on which cloud, for which services, and through Flexbot or Autobot. - [Coststreams](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams.md): Learn more about one of our most powerful feature Coststreams. - [Getting Started](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams/getting-started.md): How to build your first cost stream. - [Business Units](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams/business-units.md): Learn how to use Business Units in North.cloud's Cost Streams. - [Cost Labels](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams/cost-labels.md): Learn more about Cost Labels in North.cloud's Coststreams. - [Cost Units](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams/cost-units.md): Learn more about Cost Units in North.cloud's Coststreams. - [API Integration](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/coststreams/cost-units/api-integration.md) - [Visibility](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/visibility.md): Learn how to break down, filter, compare, and forecast your cloud spend in Visibility. - [Explore costs](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/visibility/explore-costs.md): Learn how to break down your cloud spend over a date range with Explore. - [Compare costs](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/visibility/compare-costs.md): Learn how to compare your cloud spend across two date ranges with Compare. - [Forecast costs](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/visibility/forecast-costs.md): Learn how to project your cloud spend with Forecast. - [Rightsize](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize.md): Learn how Rightsize finds cost and performance improvements for your cloud resources. - [EC2](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/ec2.md): Learn how Rightsize sizes your EC2 instances. - [Auto Scaling](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/auto-scaling.md): Learn how Rightsize sizes the instance type of your Auto Scaling groups. - [EBS](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/ebs.md): Learn how Rightsize finds savings on EBS volumes. - [ECS](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/ecs.md): Learn how Rightsize sizes ECS services on Fargate. - [Lambda](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/lambda.md): Learn how Rightsize finds savings on Lambda functions. - [RDS](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/rds.md): Learn how Rightsize reviews RDS databases. - [Compute Engine](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/rightsize/compute-engine.md): Learn how Rightsize sizes Compute Engine instances, and the access it needs. - [Anomalies](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/anomalies.md): Learn what North flags as a cost anomaly, how it grades severity, and how to tune detection for your account. - [GreenOps](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/greenops.md): Learn about your direct carbon emissions and how to offset it with North.cloud. - [Cost Loops](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops.md): Learn what a Cost Loop is, which SaaS providers North supports today, and which ones are coming. - [Snowflake](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops/snowflake.md): Learn how to connect your Snowflake account to North as a Cost Loop. - [Anthropic](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops/anthropic.md): Learn how to connect your Anthropic organization to North as a Cost Loop. - [OpenAI](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops/openai.md): Learn how to connect your OpenAI organization to North as a Cost Loop. - [Datadog](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops/datadog.md): Learn how to connect your Datadog organization to North as a Cost Loop. - [Viewing Cost Loop Data](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/cost-loops/viewing-cost-loop-data.md): Learn where your Cost Loop spend appears in North, and how much detail each provider gives you. - [Alerts](https://docs.north.cloud/docs/features/alerts.md): Learn what North alerts you about, where those alerts appear, and how to read each one. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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