RapidCanvas

RapidCanvas + Microsoft Azure

  • Microsoft Marketplace listed
  • Private offers
  • MACC eligible

Live on Microsoft Marketplace. Built for the Azure estate.

Your Azure estate already holds the hard-won parts: the data in Data Lake and Azure SQL, the identity model, the audit boundary, and a procurement motion your platform team trusts. What it does not yet have is a way to turn that into shipped decisions. RapidCanvas is that layer. It runs inside the same tenant, calls Azure OpenAI where Azure-resident inference is preferred, and is bought through Microsoft Marketplace against spend you have already committed, so nothing about how Azure is governed or purchased has to change.

How it fits

  • Procurement through Microsoft Marketplace, with private offers supported
  • Azure OpenAI as a model backend; Claude available as an alternative
  • Standard connectors to Azure Data Lake Gen2 and Azure SQL

Why Microsoft Azure customers choose this

  • AI procurement runs through the Marketplace motion your platform team already trusts
  • Azure OpenAI consumed through a production platform, not as a raw API call
  • One vendor risk review covers RapidCanvas across the Azure estate

Azure holds the estate and the controls. RapidCanvas turns it into shipped decisions. Together they get an Azure customer from committed spend to production without a new boundary to govern.

ProcurementMicrosoft Marketplace listing livePrivate offers supportedMACC eligibility subject to your Microsoft contract

Microsoft Azure questions

Yes. The listing is live and transactable through a private offer, with MACC eligibility subject to your own contract with Microsoft. A private offer is sales-led rather than self-serve, so it starts with a conversation and the terms are agreed before anything is provisioned.
It can. Azure OpenAI is supported as a model backend where Azure-resident inference is preferred, which keeps inference inside the same tenant as the rest of your estate. Claude is available as an alternative, and the choice is configuration, not a rebuild.
Azure Data Lake Gen2 and Azure SQL through standard connectors, and the platform also connects into Fabric and Synapse through standard interfaces. Your data stays in those services; nothing is copied into a separate store.