Power BI · FabricBring scattered data
onto one screen
Bring CRM, ERP and operational data together in OneLake and lakehouses on Microsoft Fabric, define metrics once in a semantic model, and present them in Power BI reports and dashboards. Data access is split by department and role, and reports are used inside Teams and CRM screens too.
Products
Microsoft FabricKey capabilities
OneLake & lakehouse
Keep data from many systems in one store and use it together.
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Pull and prepare data from source systems on a schedule.
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Define metrics such as revenue and win rate once and reuse them in every report.
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Read the numbers on department dashboards and drill into detailed reports.
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The same report shows each person only the data they may see.
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Embed reports in Teams, Excel and CRM screens.
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What Qualisoft does
- 01Designing integration of in-house data such as POS, SAP, SFA and groupware
- 02Migrating existing data platforms to Fabric
- 03Department dashboards and row-level security design
- 04DAX performance tuning and report operations support
Customers
A selection of the customers we have worked with.
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Frequently asked questions
What can a Power BI · Fabric implementation do?
Bring CRM, ERP and operational data together in OneLake and lakehouses on Microsoft Fabric, define metrics once in a semantic model, and present them in Power BI reports and dashboards. Data access is split by department and role, and reports are used inside Teams and CRM screens too.
What does Qualisoft do in a Power BI · Fabric implementation?
Qualisoft takes on the following parts of a Power BI · Fabric implementation.
- Designing integration of in-house data such as POS, SAP, SFA and groupware
- Migrating existing data platforms to Fabric
- Department dashboards and row-level security design
- DAX performance tuning and report operations support
Are there Power BI · Fabric implementation case studies?
Yes. Customers have implemented Power BI · Fabric with Qualisoft.
The case studies below describe how each project was carried out.
How does a Power BI · Fabric implementation run?
It runs in four stages: Assessment, Design & build, Go-live, Operations.
- Assessment — We review how you work today and decide what to change.
- Design & build — We design screens and data around your work and connect your existing systems.
- Go-live — We move your data, train your users, then go live.
- Operations — After launch, we answer questions and add what you need.