Frequently asked questions

Move2Cloud's multi-cloud assistant: you ask about your cloud accounts in plain language, it reads the account to answer, and it prepares the changes you request as a plan that you confirm.

AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, and the sovereign clouds OVHcloud, Scalingo and Scaleway. Each conversation is bound to one account of one provider.

No. Reads run at once, but every change is first shown as a plan, with its steps and its level of risk, and runs only after you confirm it. The assistant then reads the result again and says what really happened.

In French and in English. Signed in, the console takes the language of your Move2Cloud account; before that, the one of your browser. Settings → Preferences, or the flags, change it. You can ask your questions in the language you prefer.

Through rights you grant and can withdraw at any time, never a password of yours.

• AWS: a role created by a CloudFormation stack in your account, with the policies you choose.
• Azure: the CloudOps Move2Cloud application, authorised in your directory, with the roles you deploy.
• Google Cloud: a service account you create, with the roles you give it.
• OVHcloud: API keys limited to your Public Cloud project.
• Scalingo: an API token you create for Move2Cloud.
• Scaleway: an API key of an application you create, with a policy limited to the project.

An administrator of your organisation, from Settings → Cloud Accounts. An account is then used by the whole team, or kept to its administrators. The documentation gives the steps for each provider.

Yes. At the top of Settings → Cloud Accounts, select the providers you work with: only those appear in the list of accounts and in the conversation.

Yes, with the Pro and Entreprise plans. An administrator invites people by e-mail from Settings → Team and gives each a role.

• Reader: asks questions; no change is prepared or run.
• Operator: has changes prepared and runs them.
• Administrator: also manages the team and its cloud accounts.

After signing in you are asked which organisation to work in. The profile menu, at the bottom of the sidebar, names it and lets you switch. Cloud accounts, conversations, your role and the token allowance are those of the organisation chosen.

No. What a team shares is its cloud accounts and the rules on who may do what. Your conversations stay yours.

Standard (29 €, 1 member, 2 cloud accounts, 3M tokens a month), Pro (99 €, 5 members, 10 accounts, 15M tokens) and Entreprise (399 €, 10 members then 25 € each, 20 accounts, 50M tokens). Prices exclude tax and are per month. The Plans page compares them row by row.

Yes: 14 days with 500k tokens, for 1 member and two cloud accounts. It is opened by Move2Cloud on request, from the contact page.

Tokens measure the work of the assistant: what it reads and what it writes to answer. The allowance of your plan is counted per calendar month for the whole team; Settings → Subscription shows what has been used. Once it is used up, questions are refused until the next month or until Move2Cloud tops it up.

An administrator asks for another plan from Settings → Subscription. Move2Cloud applies it and confirms the price: nothing changes and nothing is billed before that confirmation.

Invoices are listed in Settings → Subscription. The owner of the organisation can register a bank card, a SEPA direct debit or a PayPal account: later invoices are then collected on their due date, after a notice at least 3 days before. Payment is handled by a European provider; Move2Cloud keeps neither card number nor IBAN.

Signed in, write a request from Settings → Support, or Contact support at the bottom of every screen. You can join files and screenshots; the answer comes in the request, with an e-mail and a notice in the console.

From History, download the conversation as PDF or Markdown: a copy is kept 7 days in Settings → My generated files. To keep all of them, export them as a zip from Settings → My data. The administrators of the organisation also find each change run in Settings → Journal.

The administrators of the organisation. It shows the changes run on its cloud accounts and counts the questions asked, without showing the content of the conversations.

From Settings → My data: download everything kept about you as one file, export all your conversations as PDF or Markdown in a zip (you are told by e-mail when it is ready), or delete your account. The owner of an organisation that has other members, or a running plan, asks the support first.

Yes: Delete the request, at the bottom of a request, removes it from your list with its messages and files. Move2Cloud support keeps it.

In France, with French and European providers: the application, its databases and their backups, the files attached to conversations and the e-mails. Invoicing and payment stay in Europe.

Only what connects your account: on AWS, the CloudFormation template that creates the role and the technical identity that uses it; on Azure, the application you authorise in your directory; on Google Cloud, nothing. No client data is stored on these clouds.

Yes: Sign in with Google or Sign in with Microsoft on the sign-in page. Move2Cloud only receives your name and e-mail address, never your password. An existing account with the same address is attached once you confirm it, and the authenticator app is still asked.

After 10 minutes without activity in the console, in any of its tabs, you are signed out to protect your cloud accounts. Settings → Security lists the devices signed in.

They are encrypted before being saved and are never shown again, not even to you. Removing a cloud account deletes them. Two-step sign-in is required for every user.