Evaluate Infralign
Available today versus roadmap
Every capability, marked live now, expert-led today, or not built.
Status checked 3 August 2026. A roadmap item is not part of the free offer or an engagement unless a later written agreement says otherwise.
Capabilities sit in one of three states:
| State | What it means |
|---|---|
| Live now | The product does it, either on a schedule or when you ask it to, with nobody at Infralign in the loop. |
| Expert-led today | A senior Azure architect does it as part of the audit or an engagement. This is delivered work, not automation. |
| On the roadmap | Not built. Read these rows as an intent rather than a commitment. |
Live now
Section titled “Live now”| Capability | What runs | Documented in |
|---|---|---|
| Self-serve Azure connection | Your admin connects Azure in a four-step wizard at app.infralign.ai: paste the credential, watch live read-only validation per subscription, choose the subscriptions in scope, confirm. The same surface later rotates the credential, edits scope and re-checks health. | Connect Azure |
| Self-serve user management | Admins add and remove their own people and set each to Admin or Viewer, limited to email domains recorded for the account. Removal takes effect in about a second. No invitation email is sent. | Manage people |
| Scoped multi-subscription cost ingestion | Nightly run (02:30 → 06:15 UTC) over the Azure Cost Details API and FOCUS 1.2 export lanes, across every connected subscription. The two built-in roles cannot change workloads or resource configuration. | Data sources |
| Four persona dashboards per lane | Executive, FinOps/commitments, Engineering and Data Ops Superset dashboards, built per ingestion lane. | Dashboards |
| Safe-SQL billing chatbot | Natural-language questions answered from the billing warehouse through a constrained, read-only SQL path. | Chatbot |
| In-app FinOps audit reports | Generated FinOps audit documents available in the app. The expert review that turns one into a prioritised action plan is expert-led. | Reports |
| Month-on-month trend reports | Generated MoM cost-movement reports with the driving meters broken out. | Reports |
| Advisor-based recommendations with approve/reject | Azure Advisor recommendations surfaced in-app with an approve/reject decision trail. Approval records a decision. It applies nothing. | Validated fixes |
The Azure assignments grant no workload or resource-configuration write permissions. The permissions reference lists every role action and a least-privilege custom role.
Expert-led today
Section titled “Expert-led today”| Capability | What a person does | Documented in |
|---|---|---|
| The free FinOps audit | An architect reviews the ingested data and delivers the audit. Not automated, not a rules engine. | What the audit covers |
| Evidence review and prioritisation | A human sizes each finding (€ impact, evidence, owner, effort, risk, next action) and orders the plan. | Reading your audit report |
| Architecture-aware change planning and IaC preparation | Change plans and any infrastructure-as-code are written by the engagement team, by hand, where the engagement scope agrees it. | Validated fixes |
| Teams delivery of the monthly summary and cost alerts | You send Infralign an incoming webhook for a channel and a person wires it up. There is no self-service field for it, nothing is posted to you unless you ask, and no per-customer nightly card exists. | Security and data handling |
| Savings verification | Post-change baselines are compared and classified by a human against the savings methodology. | Savings methodology |
Microsoft Teams carries two operational notifications: the monthly summary and cost alerts, delivered into a channel only if you ask Infralign to wire one up. No self-service field exists for it, and no per-customer nightly card exists, which is why it sits here rather than under Live now. It is not an approval surface; see where Teams fits.
The expert-reviewed audit is a working session plus a prioritised report. The current campaign offer includes the visibility tier and one audit at no cost. Confirm duration and other commercial terms in writing. See the free offer.
On the roadmap
Section titled “On the roadmap”| Capability | Why it is not claimed | Documented in |
|---|---|---|
| Automated Bicep/Terraform pull request generation | The agent opening its own infrastructure-as-code pull requests is not built. Any PR today is written by the engagement team. | Validated fixes |
| Automated tfsec and checkov policy checks | No policy-scanning stage runs in the product today. | Safety model |
| Automated Well-Architected validation | Well-Architected review happens in the engagement, performed by an architect. No automated check validates a change. | Safety model |
| Automated anomaly alerting | Cost anomalies are found in the audit and in the trend reports, not raised automatically in real time. | This page |
Roadmap direction can change and does not create a delivery commitment. Under an engagement, you retain the production decision, implementation, merge, release, and rollback responsibilities.
Not claimed
Section titled “Not claimed”Infralign does not currently hold SOC 2, ISO 27001, or another formal security certification. The DPA is being prepared and is not yet available as a reviewed agreement. For what the audit itself does not cover, see what the audit covers.
Resolve questions about an item not listed here in writing: email support@infralign.ai. The free offer defines what is included; security and data flow lists the procurement questions to close.
Where these tables come from
Section titled “Where these tables come from”Every table above is generated at build time from the capability manifest in the codebase, the same file that drives the status section on the home page. No second, hand-copied list exists to fall out of date.
Knowing which rows are expert-led changes who you need in the room. Customer effort works that through as a checklist.