Anvilogic’s Agentic SecOps platform runs on whatever data stack a security team already owns, whether it’s a Snowflake or Databricks or other data lake, an object store such as AWS S3, or a mix. As security teams consolidate onto the data platforms they already run, Anvilogic is simplifying the buying experience within each of these environments.

Buying a new product means starting a brand new procurement cycle, onboarding a new vendor, opening a fresh budget line, and putting the whole thing through legal from scratch, a process that can sometimes take months to complete. Meanwhile, the spending commitments these customers have already signed with their cloud and data providers go partially unused. Marketplaces close this gap. Anvilogic can now use your committed but unused credits within the Snowflake, Databricks, and AWS marketplaces.

Our Growing Marketplace Footprint Across Snowflake, Databricks, and AWS

We’re thrilled to announce Anvilogic product listings across the Snowflake Marketplace, the Databricks Marketplace, and the AWS Marketplace. All three marketplace listings are certified to draw down from customers’ committed spend, like drawing down on Snowflake credits through the Marketplace Capacity Drawdown (MCD) program, or burning Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) credits in the AWS Marketplace.

By purchasing Anvilogic products in any of these marketplaces, customers kill two birds with one stone: 1) They can use these larger committed budgets to properly fund the SOC instead of finding net new dollars, and 2) they get to burn down committed spend based on Anvilogic’s contract value. In essence, customers can now invest in advancing their SOC with AI by investing in Anvilogic’s Agentic SecOps platform without spending new money.

Budget and Procurement Challenges Slow Time to Value to a Standstill

Procurement is typically a point of friction. A new vendor means a new paper process, new terms, and a new payment relationship to stand up, sometimes stretching across quarters before closing the deal.

Marketplaces collapse those procurement workflows into customers’ existing vendor relationships with Snowflake, Databricks, and AWS. Customers can now purchase vendor-certified third-party software products, like Anvilogic, directly from within their consoles, and use their committed spend to fund the third-party subscription. One agreement, one invoice, one vendor of record.

Budgets can be even more challenging. Coincidentally though, most enterprises sign very large multi-year commitments with their cloud and data providers, and a good portion of that commitment often goes underused. In Flexera’s 2026 State of the Cloud Report, organizations reported that approximately 29% of their committed cloud spend is currently going unused. That’s money left on the table. Drawdown programs let customers point that committed spend at eligible partner software.

Anvilogic fits this federated model. We don’t ask you to move your data, or rip out your existing stack. Anvilogic will onboard, search, detect, triage and investigate on the data platforms you choose. Buying us through those same platforms, with those same committed spend, is how Anvilogic is designed to work, wherever you work.

Snowflake Marketplace: The “Connected App” and MCD Drawdowns

Anvilogic is available in the Snowflake Marketplace as a “Connected App,” which is a type of Marketplace listing for a partner application that connects to your Snowflake account and works with the data already sitting in your Snowflake environment, purchased and managed through Snowflake rather than through a separate contract.

You buy Anvilogic through a Snowflake Private Offer, a negotiated deal with pricing and terms tailored to your organization that your Anvilogic account team builds with you and Snowflake. Your ACCOUNTADMIN simply accepts the deal inside Snowsight, and because the transaction is paid through Snowflake billing, your remaining Snowflake commitment is reduced based on the contract value of your purchase.

The commitment it draws against is your Snowflake Committed Capacity contract. Committed Capacity is an agreement in which you prepay for a set amount of Snowflake consumption over a period of time in exchange for better pricing, and like any commitment, capacity you do not consume is money at risk. The Snowflake Marketplace Capacity Drawdown (MCD) program lets you point a portion of that committed capacity at eligible Marketplace purchases, including Anvilogic, so the spend retires your commitment instead of sitting unused.

How much of your commitment you can apply, and whether you are eligible, depend on your specific Snowflake agreement and region, so confirm your remaining capacity and MCD eligibility with your Snowflake account team before you structure the deal.

Databricks Marketplace: Databricks’ New Catalog and Drawdown Program

Anvilogic is one of 40 pilot partners invited to publicly list our products in the new Databricks Marketplace, a software catalog where Databricks customers can source data sets, models, and partner applications for their lakehouse environment. The Marketplace listing gives Anvilogic Universal Commit Drawdown eligibility.

The buying motion today is invoice-based rather than a full in-platform checkout experience. You’d purchase Anvilogic and pay as you normally would, whether directly or through a cloud marketplace, then submit the invoice through the Databricks Marketplace portal. Databricks validates the transaction and triggers the drawdown against your spending commitment.

That commitment is your Databricks Universal Commit, a committed spend agreement with Databricks that spans clouds rather than being tied to a single one. As with any commitment, the spend you do not use is money at risk. The Databricks Marketplace commit drawdown program lets you apply up to 10 percent of your total Universal Commit toward eligible third-party partner products, like Anvilogic, so the budget that was reserved for Databricks can now fund part of your security stack. Because eligibility and the exact drawdown depend on your Universal Commit and Databricks’ current program terms, confirm your remaining commit and eligibility with your Databricks account team before you structure the deal.

AWS Marketplace: Draw Down Your EDP Commitment

Anvilogic is available to buy in the AWS Marketplace through a custom-built AWS Private Offer subscription. Private Offers are previously negotiated deals extended to a specific buyer inside the AWS Marketplace, with pricing, terms, and contract length tailored to the customer.

Because Private Offer transactions flow through the AWS Marketplace, that value can also count against your AWS spending commitment, but only when subscribing to drawdown-eligible product listings, like Anvilogic’s. A listing that carries the “Deployed on AWS” badge and is available through a Private Offer is your at-a-glance signal that the purchase will retire your AWS commitment.

That spending commitment is your AWS Enterprise Discount Program (EDP) agreement, or Private Pricing Agreement (PPA). These are negotiated, multi-year contracts in which you commit to spend a minimum amount with AWS over the term in exchange for discounted rates. The commitment is use-or-pay, so any portion you do not consume is money you still owe. Eligible AWS Marketplace software lets you put that committed spend to work instead of leaving it unused.

An Anvilogic Private Offer retires the full contract value against your EDP, up to 25 percent of your total committed EDP spend. The exact drawdown depends on your specific EDP or PPA contract with AWS, so confirm your remaining commitment and drawdown cap with your AWS account team before structuring the deal.

Ask Us About Marketplace Benefits

If you want to structure an Anvilogic purchase through any of these marketplaces, talk to your Anvilogic account executive. We’ll help you confirm your drawdown eligibility with the right provider team and build the offer with you.

The Anvilogic Agentic SecOps Platform

Security teams collect more data than ever before, but data volumes, alert volumes, and attack complexity have outgrown what analysts can manage manually. As a result, valuable data goes unsearched, detections go unbuilt, investigations stall, and security teams struggle to keep pace without continually adding people.

The Anvilogic Agentic SecOps Platform changes that by shifting repetitive security operations from people to automated AI workflows. Instead of AI just assisting analysts with individual tasks, purpose-built AI agents execute the everyday work of the SOC, driven by our orchestrator agent, Blueprints, across onboarding, search, detection, and investigation, while humans stay in control of the decisions that matter.

Anvilogic Blueprints capture how each security team works and turn that expertise into repeatable AI workflows with human oversight. Every organization operates differently, with its own approval processes, investigation methods, and operational knowledge. Rather than forcing every SOC into the same workflow, Blueprints preserves those processes, while allowing AI to execute them consistently at enterprise scale.

Buy and Build Your SOC on Your Data and on Your Terms

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