> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.dataplex-consulting.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.dataplex-consulting.com/data-catalog/facilityguard-app/security-and-plans.md). # Security & Plans Everything an account admin, security reviewer, or procurement gatekeeper needs in one read: what the app can access, where data flows, what compute costs, what happens at uninstall, and which terms apply. ## What FacilityGuard can access **At install:** nothing. Installing FacilityGuard requires no account-level privileges, and it reads nothing in your account until you explicitly connect a facility list. **After install:** | Access | When | Scope | | ----------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Read-only SELECT on one facility table you pick | When an admin connects a facility list through Snowflake's grant dialog | That one table only; revocable, and you can reconnect a different table at any time | There are no account-level privilege requests anywhere in the model. ## Where data flows * **Nothing leaves your account.** FacilityGuard makes no external network calls. Your facility list, your watchlist reviews, and your run history all stay inside your Snowflake account. * FacilityGuard ships its curated CMS reference data with it; that data updates as part of the app, not through any network call the app makes. * Your plan (trial, vendor, or diligence) is resolved privately to your own account; no customer can see another customer's plan or terms. ## Compute * **Binds and refreshes** run on demand on your warehouse and finish in minutes. No warehouse is left running. * **No background execution of any kind.** FacilityGuard contains no scheduled or serverless tasks and requests no task privileges: nothing runs in your account unless you click it. * **Reference data** stays current on the monthly CMS cadence with no schedule or compute on your side. * **Plan limits are enforced by the app, not just the screen:** a portfolio over your plan's limit binds a set and reports the over-cap count. ## Plans | Plan | Price | Includes | | --------------------------- | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | **FacilityGuard Vendor** | $5,000/yr | Up to 750 facilities; monthly change-of-ownership and disclosure alerts over your bound portfolio; full watchlist, coverage breakdown, and evidence exports | | **FacilityGuard Diligence** | $10,000/yr | Everything in Vendor with no facility cap, built for deal-time diligence across any number of facilities | * **Trial:** the full application (every screen works exactly as the paid plans), capped at 25 facilities, plus a bundled 14-facility demo portfolio that exercises every coverage state. ## Uninstall & data retention * Exports are files you already hold; they need nothing from us. * Your facility list, your review ledger, and your run history live **in your account** and survive app upgrades; your work product is yours. * Uninstalling the app removes the application and its objects; the read-only grant you made on your facility table simply ceases to have a grantee. ## Legal terms FacilityGuard is offered under the **Snowflake Standard Agreement for Marketplace Products**: no custom terms, so legal review can approve from the standard agreement. Internal use of outputs (queries, exports, watchlist artifacts) is covered. Redistribution of outputs, or embedding them in a customer-facing product, requires a separate conversation; contact us before building on that assumption. FacilityGuard is not investment, legal, or compliance advice. ## Support * **Contact:** * **Provider:** Dataplex Consulting, the same provider behind the NPPES, CMS, and FDA datasets in the [Data Catalog](/data-catalog/data-catalog.md) and the [RosterGuard](/data-catalog/rosterguard-app.md) Native App. *** **FacilityGuard docs:** [Overview](/data-catalog/facilityguard-app.md) · [Quickstart](/data-catalog/facilityguard-app/quickstart.md) · [Using the App](/data-catalog/facilityguard-app/using-the-app.md) · [Methodology](/data-catalog/facilityguard-app/methodology.md) · [What FacilityGuard Checks](/data-catalog/facilityguard-app/data-dictionary.md) --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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