# Our Features Seemore combines **automation** that actively optimizes your compute with **monitoring** that catches cost anomalies in real time. {% hint style="success" %} All features are production-safe — no active queries are ever interrupted. {% endhint %} *** ## Automation


Auto Shutdown	Instantly suspends idle warehouses. 15–20 % average compute savings.	auto-shutdown
Auto Scaler	Scales multi-cluster warehouses in and out based on query load. Enterprise edition only.	auto-scaler
Smart Pulse	Hourly warehouse right-sizing across size and generation (Gen1/Gen2).	smart-pulse
Auto-Clustering Agent	Finds the right clustering keys and drops the ones costing more than they save.	auto-clustering-agent

*** ## Analysis & Monitoring


Query Analyzer	Deep-dive into any query — pinpoint bottlenecks and get AI optimization guidance.	query-analyzer
Anomalies Detection	Detects cost spikes and traces them to the exact root cause automatically.	anomalies-detection
Budget Groups	Set spend thresholds per team or warehouse and get alerted before overruns.	budget-groups
Cortex Code Cost Control	Set daily credit limits for Cortex Code at account or per-user level, split by Snowsight and CLI.	cortex-code-cost-control

*** ## Observability


Views	Save and reuse filter configurations across screens for faster, repeatable analysis.	views
Contract View	View and analyze your Snowflake contract spend, consumption trends, and savings.	contract-view
Query Tags	Filter, group, and attribute query costs to the tools and pipelines that generated them.	query-tags

*** ## Waste Reduction


Orphan Tables	Tables with no connections and zero usage — drop them to reclaim storage.	orphan-tables
Unused Data Flows	Tables fed by pipelines but never read — stop the pipeline to save compute.	unused-data-flows
Frequency Optimization	Tables refreshed far more often than read — reduce cadence to cut costs.	frequency-optimization
Inactive Users	BI users who haven't logged in — reclaim their licenses to reduce spend.	inactive-users

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