What it covers

The estate, kept in the state you paid for

  • Capacity and cost. Utilization watched, refresh windows kept from colliding, and a monthly cost report leadership can read.
  • Workspaces and access. New workspaces created to the standard, access granted the right way, sprawl caught early.
  • Refresh failures. Diagnosed and fixed at the cause: extract, model, or schedule.
  • Semantic model lifecycle. Changes to shared models made without breaking the reports that depend on them; retired content actually retired.
  • Governance upkeep. The ownership register, certification labels, and catalog kept current as the estate changes.

Who it is for

Teams that own Fabric but cannot staff it

Most healthcare reporting teams are sized for building reports, not for administering a capacity-based platform. The retainer covers the administration so the team keeps building. It follows naturally fromFabric Foundations, and it also fits estates that were stood up elsewhere.

Terms

Tiers, response times, and price

Next step

Describe your estate

Capacity size, workspace count, and how many shared models you run is enough to size the retainer.