Integrations

Last updated: March 5, 2026

Connect study evidence to your analytics and delivery tools. People remain responsible for interpretation.

Integration principles

  • Keep interpretation human and accountable.
  • Preserve consent, visibility, and publication boundaries across systems.
  • Use small, auditable handoffs instead of opaque sync chains.

Current integration surfaces

Surface What it supports Typical use
Spryng API Controlled data exchange for governed workflows Pull/export study artifacts into internal systems
ERI API + Webhooks External recruitment and routing events Partner panels, participant intake orchestration
Story Pack handoff Structured pattern exports for analysis teams Downstream BI and executive dashboarding
CSV / bounded export Lightweight interoperability Ad hoc analysis and compliance packet assembly
Spryng Analysis MCP Read-only assistant access to study patterns you can already open in Spryng Ask an MCP-compatible assistant for floored aggregates and cited stories during analysis

Export patterns for BI tools

These are export and implementation patterns, not a claim that native Power BI, Tableau or Looker connectors are installed. Confirm the available endpoints and scope with us before designing an integration.

  • Power BI handoff: curated Story Pack exports mapped to governance-safe dimensions.
  • Tableau handoff: pattern views and segment-safe aggregates for executive review.
  • Looker handoff: model-ready extracts with clear data dictionary and caveat notes.

Common architecture patterns

  1. Orientation-first project setup in Spryng.
  2. Pattern and decision artifacts published from governed checkpoints.
  3. BI layer receives approved exports for portfolio reporting.
  4. Revisit loop updates decisions with new evidence, not static dashboards.

Boundary conditions

  • Spryng does not provide automated decisioning.
  • Integrations do not bypass role boundaries, consent posture, or publication gates.
  • Security and diligence artifacts for integration reviews are shared through the Trust Center process.

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