Guide to Connect Azure SQL:
- Create a dedicated read-only user for Go Fig. (Recommended)
- Whitelist Go Fig’s IP address in your Azure SQL firewall rules:
35.185.38.164 - Collect the following details:
- Azure SQL server name (e.g.,
myserver.database.windows.net) - Database name
- Username and password with read permissions
- Port number (default: 1433)
1) Create a read-only user (recommended)
Create a dedicated Go Fig user with read-only access so Go Fig never has write access:Finding connection details: In Azure Portal → SQL database → Connection strings to find your server name, database name, and port.
2) Whitelist Go Fig’s IP address
Azure SQL blocks external connections by default. In Azure Portal, go to your SQL server (not the database) → Security → Networking, then under Firewall rules add a rule with both Start IP and End IP set to35.185.38.164 and click Save.
Firewall rules are set at the SQL server level and apply to all databases on that server.
3) Connect Go Fig to Azure SQL
1
Add Azure SQL connection
Navigate to your Organization Data page and click Add data source. Select Azure SQL from the list of database connections.

2
Enter connection details
Fill in your Azure SQL connection information:
- Server: Your Azure SQL Server hostname (e.g.,
your-server.database.windows.net)- Also supports Azure Synapse endpoints (e.g.,
your-server.sql.azuresynapse.net)
- Also supports Azure Synapse endpoints (e.g.,
- Database: The specific database to connect to
- Username: SQL authentication username with read permissions
- Password: SQL authentication password
- Port: Port number (default:
1433)

3
Confirm IP access
Toggle the Confirm IP Access switch to confirm that you have added Go Fig’s IP address (
35.185.38.164) to your Azure SQL firewall rules.You cannot proceed until you confirm that the firewall has been configured.
4
Connect to Azure SQL
Click Connect to complete the setup. Go Fig will verify the connection, then encrypt and store your credentials securely.

