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Cloud Accounts

Learn how to view, connect, switch between, and remove the cloud accounts Noros analyzes.

Noros connects to your AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure environments to analyze your cloud costs and usage data. You can manage your connected accounts from Settings > Cloud Accounts.

Viewing Connected Accounts

The Cloud Accounts tab shows all accounts currently connected to Noros, including:

  • Account name — The display name for the account

  • Account ID — Your AWS account number, GCP project ID, or Azure billing account ID

  • Provider — AWS, GCP, or Azure

  • Verification status — Whether Noros has successfully verified access to the account's data

Verification Statuses

  • Verified — Noros has confirmed access and is actively analyzing this account's data

  • Pending — Verification is in progress; this may take a few minutes after initial setup

Connecting New Accounts

To connect a new cloud account, start a conversation with Noros and ask to add an account:

  • "I'd like to connect a new AWS account"

  • "Add a GCP project"

  • "I'd like to connect an Azure account"

Noros guides you through the whole process in the chat for all three providers. For Azure, Noros also generates a prefilled setup script for you to run in Azure Cloud Shell.

See Connect AWS, Connect GCP, or Connect Azure for detailed instructions.

Switching Between Accounts

If you have multiple cloud accounts connected, you can switch between them using the account switcher. Noros queries and responses are scoped to the currently selected account.

Removing an Account

To disconnect a cloud account from Noros:

  1. Go to Settings > Cloud Accounts.

  2. Find the account you want to remove.

  3. Click the remove option and confirm.

Removing an account will stop Noros from accessing that account's data. This does not delete any resources or permissions in your cloud environment. Clean those up separately: the IAM role for AWS, the BigQuery dataset sharing for Google Cloud, or the App Registration and cost exports for Azure.

Multiple Accounts

You can connect multiple accounts across every provider Noros supports. This is useful if your organization uses:

  • Multiple AWS accounts within an organization

  • Separate GCP projects for different teams or environments

  • More than one Azure billing account

  • A multi-cloud strategy spanning two or three providers

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