Tool Cost Settings

The Settings page is where administrators configure platform-wide settings that power calculations elsewhere in G360 — like tool costs, ROI, and executive summaries. This page lives under Administration → Settings in the left sidebar. At the top of the page, five tabs organize these settings:

Tool Cost Settings — covered in this guide.
ROI Settings, Cloud Provider Settings, AI Coding Tool Settings, Executive Summary Settings — additional configuration areas, covered in separate guides.

Tool Cost Settings

Tool Cost Settings lets you configure the license cost per seat for each tool connected to G360. This is what allows G360 to calculate return on investment (ROI) and surface seat-level waste — for example, flagging seats that are paid for but going unused — across your integrations. The tools are organized into six sub-tabs, grouped by category:

Sub-tab	Tools shown
Repository	GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps
LLM	Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft Copilot
AI Coding	Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf
Work Management	Jira
Communication	Slack, Microsoft Teams
Customer Support	OpsGenie, PagerDuty

The exact tools listed under each sub-tab reflect which integrations your organization has connected — you’ll only see cost settings for tools you’ve actually set up under Integration.

Understanding the table

Within each sub-tab, a table lists every tool in that category:

Column	What it shows
Tool	The tool’s name and icon, with its category label underneath (for example, “Repository”, “LLM”).
Cost / Seat	The configured license cost per seat for that tool (for example, “$10", "$8.75”).

Editing a tool’s cost

Click ✏️ Edit next to any tool to update its cost per seat. Once saved, this cost is used across G360 wherever that tool’s ROI or seat-level spend is calculated — so keeping these figures current ensures the numbers you see elsewhere in the dashboard (like cost-waste reports) stay accurate.