Evaluation FAQ

Does any of our data or credentials ever leave our tenant? No. sprig is installed software, not a service. The platform runs in your subscription; we hold no keys, no telemetry endpoint, no phone-home. Corporate data flows browser → Fabric under the viewer’s token and is never stored or proxied by sprig.

What does Ops actually have to do, day to day? Approve share requests. Everything else — budgets, policies, provenance, audit — is set up once by the installer. Onboarding a new builder is one command.

What can builders break? Their own sandbox. Builders hold no Azure permissions at all; the platform acts on their behalf and only inside their personal resource group, which is policy-pinned to static web apps. The blast radius of a bad app is itself.

Which cloud, which data sources? Azure today. Microsoft Fabric (lakehouse/warehouse via the API for GraphQL) is the first data source; internal APIs behind your API Management are on the roadmap, as are Power BI semantic models and LLM access with per-user budgets.

What’s GA and what’s roadmap? Generally available: governed publish, Entra lock + Ops-approved sharing, viewer-identity Fabric access, local evaluation environment, audit trail. Roadmap: additional data connectors, network-private deployments (private endpoints), semantic-model access, per-user LLM token budgets.

What does it cost to run? The platform footprint is small: a consumption-plan Functions app, a storage account, App Insights — typically single-digit dollars per month. Each published app is an Azure Static Web App (Standard tier, ~$9/month) in the builder’s resource group. See Costs.

Can we try it without touching our tenant? Yes — the local evaluation runs the entire platform on a laptop against an Azure emulator.

Licensing? Per-tenant licensing during the pilot phase — contact us.