Support

SASjs is MIT licensed: no licence fee, no per-seat cost, no runtime fee, and no feature held back for a paid tier. Everything on this site is that software.

Commercial support exists for the part that licence cannot cover - when a deployment has to land, on an estate with its own constraints, on a date.

What is free

The software	all six components, MIT, source on GitHub
This site and the reference docs	CLI, Core, Adapter, Server
Issues and questions	the Issues tab of the relevant repository, and the SASjs chat room
The seed apps	React, Angular, minimal, SAS-only and jobs templates - sasjs create

What is commercial

From 4GL Apps, the team that builds the framework:

• Support - a named contact, a response time, and help with upgrades, deployment problems and platform differences. Useful on an estate where "the deploy script failed in production" is a business event.
• Training - a team that has written SAS for twenty years and web applications for ten, teaching the framework against your own code rather than a sample project.
• Development - fixed-price delivery of a SAS application: the services, the front end, the deployment pipeline, and the documentation.
• A running application - Data Controller for SAS is the packaged version of what this framework exists to build: governed data editing on SAS, deployed to your estate.

Contact: sasapps.io/contact-us.

What to send with a question

Whether it is an issue or a support call, the same four things make it answerable in one exchange:

1. the output of sasjs --version, and the serverType and appLoc of the target (never the credentials);
2. the command you ran, and its full output;
3. the SAS log, from sasjsresults if a run, job execute or test produced it - or sasjs logcheck on it, which turns the log into a list of what SAS objected to;
4. what you expected to happen.

Next

• Releases - what versions exist, and how to check what you are running.
• About - who builds it, and how to contribute.