Oabo records every AI agent in your organization, measures the spend and the return, and produces a single defensible number that ties back to your general ledger. The number is recomputable from inputs your auditor can verify independently.

A cost dashboard tells you what you spent. Oabo tells you what you got — and whether the number holds up. Spend is one input; the headline is the cost-versus-return story your CFO needs to defend.

No. Open the sandbox with example data, then register your own agents — each one enrolls itself with a single telemetry event. You can reach a first usable number the same day.

Oabo is built for finance and healthcare teams: access is governed by nine roles with segregation of duties and business-unit scoping, every mutation lands in an immutable hash-chained audit trail you can inspect on the audit-log page, and rates are signed by your finance team. Every reporting period exports as a signed JSON audit pack an auditor can verify independently. Single sign-on is on the roadmap.

You can reach a first defensible figure in your first week. Point your top agents at the telemetry endpoint — one HTTP event each and they register themselves — add your finance-signed rates, and the headline writes itself.

The sandbox is a fully populated Oabo workspace running on synthetic data. You can walk the whole value → governance → performance loop — agents, the cash ledger, baselines, rate cards, evaluation results, and the audit pack — before registering an agent of your own. Everything backed by demo data is labeled "Sample data" so you always know what is real.

Today the contract is one telemetry event: an agent registers itself over HTTP with a stable fingerprint, and spend is recorded against that identity through the same ingest endpoint — whichever provider the agent runs on (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Bedrock, Vertex, or self-hosted). Automatic ingestion from provider billing accounts and finance and people systems is on the roadmap. Oabo never writes back to your source systems.

Oabo is multi-tenant and org-scoped: your data is isolated to your organization, and access is governed by nine roles with segregation of duties and business-unit scoping, so a finance approver, an AI lead, and an auditor each see the slice appropriate to them. Sign-in today is email and password over standard OAuth2 token auth; single sign-on is on the roadmap.