Exam AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner topic 1 question 80 discussion

Consolidated billing is a feature of AWS Organizations that allows you to consolidate the billing for multiple AWS accounts under a single payer account. With consolidated billing, you receive a single invoice for all the accounts linked to the organization. While the billing is consolidated, you can still view the costs incurred by each individual account or department. AWS provides detailed cost and usage reports through the AWS Cost and Usage Reports (CUR). These reports can be configured to include cost allocation tags that you can set up for each account or department. By using cost allocation tags, you can track and analyze costs based on specific tags, such as department, project, or application.

Shouldn't it be A?

Consolidated Billing

Consolidated billing

key is " single invoice"

key is "single invoice"

Consolidated billing

B. Consolidated billing

B. Consolidated billing

B. Consolidated billing

The AWS tool or feature that provides this functionality is B. Consolidated billing. Consolidated billing enables the company to consolidate payment for multiple AWS accounts or multiple departments into a single payment, making it easier to track and pay AWS costs. However, each AWS account remains separate, and each department can view its own usage and cost data

B is the answer.

B. Consolidated billing To get all AWS costs on a single invoice while still being able to track the costs that each department is incurring, the company can use consolidated billing. Consolidated billing is a feature of AWS Organizations that allows a single AWS account to pay the bills for multiple AWS accounts. This can be useful for companies that have multiple AWS accounts, as it allows them to see all of their costs on a single invoice, while still being able to track the costs of each department separately.

Vote for B

Answer is B.

Think B is correct, it actually merges on one bill itemized per OU https://docs.aws.amazon.com/awsaccountbilling/latest/aboutv2/consolidated-billing.html

B is correct. It is asking for a 'functionality' not a 'report'