Santa Clara, Calif. – October 07, 2026 -- DoiT has partnered with OpenAI to help enterprises move AI workloads from pilot to production on Amazon Web Services while tracing every dollar of spend to the customer, feature or agent that generated it.
Monthly AI spend among DoiT's customer base has surged roughly 100-fold in two years
Across DoiT's more than 4,000 customers, AI expenditure has outpaced the tools available to measure returns, pushing finance and engineering leaders to justify which models, features and customers are driving cost -- and whether each pays off.
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra is now available on Amazon Bedrock at parity with OpenAI's own API pricing
Enterprises that previously had to run infrastructure on AWS while consuming OpenAI models through separate providers can now shift that spend onto a single AWS bill. Usage counts toward existing AWS commitments and remains inside the security controls organizations already manage.
DoiT's migration accelerator carries AWS Foundational Technical Review approval
The OpenAI-to-AWS GenAI Migration Accelerator, listed on AWS Marketplace, maps workloads against Bedrock's feature and region coverage, runs legacy and new environments side by side, and executes staged, reversible transitions. DoiT holds AWS Premier Tier Services Partner status along with Generative AI and Agentic AI Competencies.
DoiT's Attribute product folds OpenAI spend into the same cost model used for cloud, data platforms and Kubernetes
Attribute traces every token, inference and training run to the team, product or customer responsible, in real time and without tags, SDKs or code changes. Forward Deployed Engineers, included with an Attribute subscription, work directly with customer teams on architecture, model selection and attribution design during the shift from pilot to production.
"AI earns its budget the same way every other investment does. It shows what it returns. Most teams cannot yet do that for their OpenAI spend, and many pay for it outside the cloud commitments they already carry," said Vadim Solovey, CEO of DoiT.
DoiT is already engaged with OpenAI on customer projects and is expanding OpenAI certification across its engineering organization.