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Hi,
In addition to the date range, can you also check the granularity and filters used in both tools. You can also check for refunds, credits or discounts applied in the billing period.
The billing amount is the accurate amount.
Hello.
Is the period specified in AWS Cost Explorer correct?
Can't you see the same value if you adjust "Date Range"?
Hello,
Thank you for your response.
I've double-checked the period specified in AWS Cost Explorer, and it aligns correctly with the billing period. The discrepancy is for all the months. The AWS Cost Explorer indicates a total cost of around $500 for all the months, while the billing dashboard reflects only $250 for the same timeframe.
I've also adjusted the "Date Range" in AWS Cost Explorer to ensure accuracy, and the issue persists. It seems there's a significant mismatch between the monthly costs reported by AWS Cost Explorer and the billing dashboard for the identical time period.
I would appreciate any guidance or suggestions on how to further investigate and reconcile these reported costs accurately.
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