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Microsoft Fabric

One Home for All Your Data and Analytics.

Your data lives in Business Central, a CRM, a warehouse system, three databases, and countless spreadsheets. Microsoft Fabric brings it all together on one platform — a single copy of your data in OneLake that powers pipelines, warehousing, real-time analytics, data science, and Power BI. Qixas designs and builds it end to end.

Microsoft

Solutions Partner

20+ yrs

of Dynamics experience

OneLake

one copy of your data

BC-native

deep ERP data expertise

Sound familiar?

Your Data Is Everywhere Except Where You Need It

Most mid-market companies don't have a data problem — they have a data-scattered problem. Fabric fixes the root cause.

Every system is its own island

Business Central, CRM, e-commerce, and operational databases each hold a piece of the truth. Nobody can see the whole picture without exporting and stitching spreadsheets by hand.

Reports are always out of date

By the time a report is assembled, the numbers have moved. Leadership makes decisions on last week's data because real-time never seemed possible.

Every new dashboard means a new tool

A separate ETL tool, a separate warehouse, a separate streaming service, a separate BI license. The integration tax and admin overhead pile up fast.

Data engineers are a bottleneck

Pipelines break, refreshes fail overnight, and business teams wait days for a simple new field. Scaling analytics means hiring specialists you can't easily find.

Governance is an afterthought

Copies of sensitive data sprawl across desktops and departmental databases. Nobody is fully sure who can see what, or where the master version actually lives.

AI feels out of reach

Everyone wants Copilot and predictive insight, but with data this fragmented there's no clean, governed foundation for AI to actually work against.

The platform

One Unified Platform for Every Data Workload

Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics SaaS platform that unifies data movement, lakehouses, data warehousing, real-time intelligence, data science, and Power BI on a single foundation called OneLake. Instead of stitching together separate products, every workload reads and writes one open copy of your data — governed, secured, and Copilot-ready from day one. No infrastructure to manage, no data to duplicate.

OneLake — One Copy of Your Data

OneLake is the 'OneDrive for data' at the heart of Fabric. Every workload works from the same open Delta Parquet storage, so there's no copying between systems and no arguing about which number is right.

End-to-End on One Platform

Ingest, transform, store, model, analyze, and visualize without leaving Fabric. One SaaS platform replaces a stack of separately licensed and separately administered data tools.

Power BI, Supercharged

Direct Lake mode lets Power BI query OneLake at warehouse speed with no imports or scheduled refresh — the freshness of DirectQuery with the performance of in-memory import.

AI and Copilot Built In

Copilot spans every Fabric workload — generate pipelines, write SQL and DAX, build reports, and surface insights in plain English, all grounded in your governed OneLake data.

Governed and Secured by Default

Purview integration, sensitivity labels, lineage, and centralized access control mean one governance model across your entire estate — not a patchwork bolted on after the fact.

Simple, Capacity-Based Pricing

A single pooled Fabric capacity powers every workload. Scale up or pause as needs change, instead of buying and managing a dozen independent services.

Core capabilities

The Fabric Workloads We Build

Fabric brings six analytics experiences onto one platform. Qixas designs each around your Business Central data and the questions your business actually asks.

Data Factory — Ingestion & Integration

Pull data out of Business Central and every other source on a reliable schedule, transform it, and land it in OneLake — with 200+ connectors and low-code dataflows.

200+ native connectors for Business Central, Dynamics 365, SQL, SaaS apps, files, and REST APIs
Low-code dataflows and code-first pipelines for teams of any skill level
Incremental refresh and change-data-capture so only new and changed records move
Orchestration with dependencies, retries, and alerting for hands-off reliability
Reusable transformation logic that keeps business rules in one governed place

Outcomes

What a Unified Data Platform Delivers

Consolidating onto Fabric changes how fast your organization can answer questions — and how much it trusts the answers.

1

source of truth

OneLake replaces conflicting copies across every system.

Real-time

instead of last week

Dashboards update as data lands, not on overnight batches.

Fewer tools

one platform, one bill

Retire separate ETL, warehouse, and streaming products.

AI-ready

governed foundation

A clean, secured lake Copilot and ML can actually use.

Why Qixas

Why Qixas for Microsoft Fabric

Fabric is powerful, but a unified data platform is only as good as the data flowing into it — and most of that data starts in your ERP. Qixas has spent decades in the guts of Business Central and Dynamics NAV. We know how the GL posts, how dimensions are structured, and where the data-quality landmines hide. That means Fabric projects that are built on solid foundations, not pretty dashboards over broken pipelines.

Business Central & Dynamics native expertise — we understand ERP posting logic, dimension architecture, and multi-entity consolidation that generic data consultants miss

Foundation-first delivery — we design the OneLake and lakehouse architecture properly so it scales, rather than bolting workloads onto a shaky base

Data quality up front — we surface inconsistent dimensions, duplicates, and posting errors early and build transformations that expose problems instead of hiding them

Pragmatic scope — we start with the highest-impact use case, prove value fast, then expand across workloads instead of a risky big-bang rollout

Governance and enablement — we implement Purview-based governance and train your team so you can extend the platform confidently after go-live

Client stories

Real Companies, Unified Data

How mid-market organizations use Microsoft Fabric with Business Central to replace spreadsheet chaos with one trusted platform.

Distribution warehouse operations unified on Microsoft Fabric with real-time analytics
4 → 1systems consolidated into OneLake
We were exporting from four systems into a monster spreadsheet every Monday. With Fabric, everything flows into OneLake automatically and our Power BI dashboards are live. Monday mornings look completely different now.

Director of Finance

Mid-Market Distribution Company

Manufacturing production line monitored in real time through Microsoft Fabric
Real-timevisibility across the shop floor
Our old warehouse ran overnight, so leadership always saw yesterday's numbers. Real-Time Intelligence in Fabric put live production and order data in front of the team. We catch issues the same shift now instead of the next day.

VP of Operations

Manufacturing Company

Professional services leadership reviewing unified Fabric analytics tied back to Business Central
100%of reports reconcile to the GL
Qixas understood our Business Central data better than anyone we'd talked to. They fixed the data-quality issues at the source and built the lakehouse properly. For the first time our reports actually tie back to the GL.

CIO

Professional Services Firm

Stop Stitching Spreadsheets. Start With One Platform.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions, Answered

What exactly is Microsoft Fabric?
Microsoft Fabric is an all-in-one analytics platform delivered as SaaS. It unifies what used to be separate products — data integration (Data Factory), lakehouses (Data Engineering), data warehousing, Real-Time Intelligence, Data Science, and Power BI — onto a single foundation called OneLake. Instead of buying, connecting, and administering multiple tools, you get one platform where every workload works from the same open copy of your data.
How is Fabric different from Power BI?
Power BI is the visualization and reporting layer — and it's now one workload inside Fabric. Fabric adds everything upstream of the report: the pipelines that move data, the lakehouse and warehouse that store it, real-time streaming, and data science. If you already use Power BI, Fabric is the natural expansion that gives your reports a unified, governed data foundation to sit on, including the new Direct Lake mode for real-time data at in-memory speed.
What is OneLake and why does it matter?
OneLake is the single, unified data lake automatically provisioned with Fabric — think of it as OneDrive for your organization's data. Every Fabric workload stores and reads data in OneLake using the open Delta Parquet format, so there's only ever one copy. That eliminates the endless copying between an ETL tool, a warehouse, and a BI service, removes 'which number is right' debates, and gives you one place to govern and secure everything.
How does Fabric connect to Business Central?
Fabric's Data Factory includes native connectors for Business Central and Dynamics 365, and BC can also expose data through APIs and (for BC online) direct OneLake integration. Qixas builds the ingestion layer to pull exactly the data your analytics need — GL entries, dimensions, sales, inventory, and more — on a reliable schedule, keeping analytical logic in the right place and avoiding performance impact on your live transaction tables.
Do we need to replace our existing databases and tools?
Not necessarily. Fabric's shortcuts let you reference data that already lives in Azure Data Lake, Amazon S3, or other locations in place — without copying it. That means Fabric can unify your data without ripping out every existing system on day one. We typically consolidate the highest-value sources first and phase out redundant tools over time as the platform proves itself.

Ready to Unify Your Data on Microsoft Fabric?

Let's talk. We'll map where your data lives today, identify the highest-impact use case, and show you what a unified Fabric platform — built on your Business Central data — can deliver.