The Scenario
You are a solutions architect building a multi-tenant SaaS platform. During scoping, your product team agreed that customers should be able to choose their data region at signup. You need to finalize the supported region list before the signup flow goes into QA next week.
The engineering team is split on which Prisma Postgres regions to support — someone mentioned "us-east-1 and eu-west-1" but nobody has verified whether those are the current IDs, whether any new regions launched recently, or which Accelerate cache regions pair with each. The decision is supposed to go into the architecture doc by Friday.
The bad version:
- Open the Prisma docs, find the regions page, read through the table
- Notice the console shows a slightly different list — one region in the docs is not in the console yet
- Open a new tab for the Accelerate docs, find the cache region list separately
- Type all of this into an Excel workbook manually, check the spelling on four region IDs, and build the cross-reference by hand
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook. It reads the workbook, and through its Prisma integration it can fetch the current list of available regions directly from the platform and write the authoritative reference into your table in one step.
Open your architecture planning workbook and try:
List all available Prisma Postgres deployment regions and put them in this sheet with their region ID and availability status
What You Get
- One row per region with the official region ID exactly as Prisma uses it
- Availability status per region — available, limited, or coming soon
- Rows sorted alphabetically by region ID for easy scanning
- The list reflects the current platform state, not a cached documentation page
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
I want Postgres regions and Accelerate cache regions side by side
Fetch both the Prisma Postgres regions and the Accelerate cache regions and write them side-by-side in two columns in this Excel sheet for region planning — column A for Postgres regions, column B for Accelerate regions, with availability status next to each
I want to cross-reference which Accelerate region is closest to each Postgres region
List all Prisma Postgres regions in column A with availability in column B, list all Accelerate regions in column C with availability in column D, and in column E for each Postgres region note the geographically closest Accelerate region
I want to flag any region not yet generally available
List all Prisma Postgres deployment regions with region ID and availability status, and in column C mark "GA" for generally available regions and "preview" for anything listed as limited or coming soon
Pull all region data, cross-reference availability, and recommend a region set for a three-continent SaaS in one shot
Fetch all Prisma Postgres and Accelerate regions, write the full list to this workbook with IDs and availability, then in a separate section below write a recommended region set for a SaaS serving North America, Europe, and Southeast Asia — one primary Postgres region per continent with the nearest Accelerate cache region for each
The pattern: pull the live region data and apply your architecture planning logic together so the workbook is ready for the engineering doc without a second research pass.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open any architecture planning workbook, then ask it to pull all current Prisma regions and generate a recommended multi-region configuration for your SaaS. See also the spoke on bulk creating Prisma databases or the hub overview.
