Optimization and Realized Savings: Now Supporting GCP Resource-Based CUDs (New Experience)

You can now measure the financial impact of your GCP resource-based Committed Use Discounts (CUDs). This new data is seamlessly integrated into your Optimization and Realized Savings dashboard, allowing you to track Commitment Savings, Coverage, and Utilization month-over-month. Data is available starting from June 2026. Please note: This release exclusively supports GCP Resource-Based CUDs. Support for GCP Spend-Based CUDs is not available at this time.  For additional details, refer to the associated Help Center article.

Asset Support for AWS Redshift Serverless (New Experience)

CloudHealth now supports AWS RedShift Serverless Workgroups and Namespaces. These assets are visible in the New Experience Asset Explorer and can be categorized in perspectives. To add these new assets, refer to the redshift-serverless policy permissions required in this Help Center article.

New Role Permission for Forecasting (Classic Experience)

We are introducing new granular permissions (Read Forecast, Update Forecast, and Export Forecast) to give you greater control over Forecasting access. To ensure zero disruption to your workflow, we are automatically migrating all users so they retain their current access - no immediate action or explicit permission is required to maintain the status quo. However, administrators now have the flexibility to fine-tune this access; if there are specific roles you do not want viewing forecasting data, admins can now simply go into the settings and unselect these permissions. For any queries or assistance, please contact your Technical Account Manager. For additional details on role documents, refer to the associated Help Center article.

Enhanced Security: Secret Webhook Headers (Classic Experience)

We’ve introduced a security update to provide greater assurance when connecting downstream integrations: you can now securely obfuscate custom HTTP headers within your webhook configurations. Previously, sensitive authentication tokens passed in headers were stored in plaintext, exposing them via the API and UI. Now, marking a header as a secret triggers automatic AES encryption at rest and permanently masks the value in all external responses. The backend transparently decrypts these values during live deliveries and test workflows, while a smart preservation lifecycle allows you to modify other webhook settings without re-entering your stored credentials. This update is fully backward compatible, securing your integration pipelines with zero migration required. For additional details, refer to the associated Help Center article. 

UI Changes, Updates, and Fixes

NX Improvements

• Azure charge type filter has been added on cost history, cost change, and smart summary.

• Time interval x-axis labels will be less dense, easier to read on charts with Weekly, Daily, and Hourly intervals. 

• AI and Tokenomics Dashboard now includes AWS Kiro.

NX Bug Fixes

• Smart Summary fixed some column header tooltip positions that could go off screen.

• When adding a widget to a dashboard via the widget library, the side panel’s search, close, and title will no longer scroll out of view.

• Resolved an issue where navigating to the dashboard via the left hand navigation would push an extra history entry, forcing the user to click the browser ‘back’ button twice.

• Clicking “add widget” from the widget library will add it to the end of the dashboard instead of at the top-left position.

• Switching to a dashboard that was saved with no widgets will correctly show no widgets instead of the previous dashboard.

• Cost History Widget now allows flexible resizing (similar to the Report widget).

• Fixed a rare issue where the left hand nav would continually open and close.

• Statement Details: ‘apply’ and ‘all filters’ won’t wrap inline with filters.

• Fixed a bug where empty category was being represented as 0, and empty x-axis as “others”.