Viewing your Savings Plans inventory - Savings Plans
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Viewing your Savings Plans inventory

The Savings Plans Inventory page shows a detailed overview of the Savings Plans that you own, or have queued for future purchase.

If you're a user in a member account of Amazon Organizations, you can view the Savings Plans owned by your specific member account. If you’re a user in the management account of an organization, you can either view Savings Plans that are owned only by the management account, or you can view Savings Plans that are owned by all accounts in your organization. You can change views by choosing Account inventory or Organization inventory.

Note

You can see your recently purchased Savings Plans in your Account inventory shortly after purchase. It might take longer for Savings Plans to appear in your Organization inventory view.

To view your Inventory page
  1. Open the Amazon Cost Management console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/cost-management/home.

  2. In the navigation pane, under Savings Plans, choose Inventory.

The Savings Plans table shows the following information for your purchased Savings Plans:

  • Savings Plan ID – The unique identifier for each individual Savings Plan.

  • Account ID – The account ID that owns the particular Savings Plan. This column only appears in the Organization inventory view.

  • Status – The status of each Savings Plan. For example, active, queued, etc.

  • Type – The type of Savings Plan.

  • Instance family – The instance family that your Savings Plan is committed to. This only applies to the EC2 Instance Savings Plans type.

  • Region – The Amazon Region that your Savings Plan is committed to. This applies to Compute Savings Plans and EC2 Instance Savings Plans types.

  • Commitment – The hourly committed spend for the particular Savings Plan.

  • MTD net savings – The actual savings amount compared to On-Demand, based on the usage of the particular Savings Plan commitment. This column only appears in the Organization inventory view.

  • Start date – The date when the Savings Plan commitment started.

  • End date – The date when the Savings Plan commitment ends.