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Microsoft Fabric is a cloud-based data analytics platform that handles and manage the complete data journey in one place. It includes different processes like data ingestion, transformation, real-time stream processing, analytics, and reporting, all within a single software-as-a-service environment.
Speaking of the tools and technologies Microsoft Fabric brings to the table, they include data engineering, data factory, data science, real-time intelligence, data warehouse, and databases. The idea behind Microsoft Fabric is to address the challenge of modern data fragmentation. This will enable teams to use the same data without moving or duplicating it.
At the centre of Fabric sits OneLake, a single logical data lake for the whole organisation. Every workload stores and reads data through OneLake, which means a data engineer, a data scientist, and a business analyst can all work from one governed copy of the data. Built-in AI capabilities, including Copilot, assist with data preparation, query authoring, and analysis throughout the platform.
For a UK business already running a Dynamics 365 app or Business Central, Fabric matters because it gives finance, operations, and leadership teams one governed environment for reporting and analytics, built on the same Microsoft ecosystem the ERP already lives in.
Power BI
Business teams use Power BI to turn raw Fabric data into dashboards and reports that non-technical stakeholders can read at a glance, pulling directly from every other Fabric workload without a separate export step.
Data Factory
Data Factory handles the intake side of Fabric, pulling data in from over 200 connector types, whether the source sits on-premises or in the cloud, and shaping it into a usable format before anything downstream touches it.
Data Engineering
Built on Apache Spark, this workload gives engineering teams notebooks and scheduling tools to construct and run the pipelines that clean and transform data at volume, ready for whatever workload uses it next.
Data Science
Data teams build and deploy machine learning models within Fabric itself, tracking experiments through a direct link to Azure Machine Learning without leaving the platform.
Data Warehouse
A SQL-based warehouse that keeps compute and storage on separate scaling paths, so each can grow on its own schedule, with every table stored in the open Delta Lake format underneath.
Real-Time Intelligence
This workload watches data the moment it is generated, sensor readings, log entries, site activity, and turns that stream into live visualisations and automated responses as events happen.
Databases
A transactional database layer built for developers, with a mirroring feature that pulls data continuously from sources such as Azure SQL Database, Azure Cosmos DB, and Snowflake directly into OneLake.
Fabric IQ (preview)
The newest addition to Fabric, built to give an organisation one consistent set of business definitions and metrics across every model and system it touches, with automation that understands that shared context.
OneLake
Every workload in Fabric reads and writes through OneLake, one shared data lake for the whole tenant, so a file created in one workload is instantly available in the next without a copy or export.
Copilot in Fabric
An AI layer built into notebooks, pipelines, and reports, drafting queries, suggesting pipeline logic, and summarising results so analysts spend less time on the mechanical parts of the job.
For Business Central users, this means:
For businesses running other Dynamics 365 apps, such as Finance, Supply Chain Management, or Sales, Fabric brings that data into the same governed layer, so it can sit alongside Business Central data, other business systems, and third-party sources in one place.
A foundation like this scales with the business. New Dynamics 365 modules, acquisitions, or additional systems plug into the same data layer, so reporting stays consolidated as the business grows.
Dynamics Square designs this connection around how your business already uses Dynamics 365, so the Fabric implementation supports your existing workflows and builds on them directly.
Microsoft Fabric Consulting
We assess your current data estate, systems, and reporting gaps, then map out where Fabric fits and what value it delivers first. This stage sets the scope before any implementation work begins.
Microsoft Fabric Implementation
We configure workspaces, set up OneLake, build out the workloads your business needs (Data Factory, Data Warehouse, Data Engineering, Power BI, or Real-Time Intelligence), and test the environment against your actual reporting requirements.
Microsoft Fabric Integration Services
We connect Fabric to Dynamics 365, Business Central, and other business systems, so data flows into OneLake without manual exports or duplicate entry.
Microsoft Fabric Migration Services
For businesses moving off legacy BI tools, on-premises warehouses, or fragmented reporting setups, we plan and execute the migration into Fabric with minimal disruption to daily reporting.
Microsoft Fabric Data Warehouse Setup
We design and build your Fabric Data Warehouse, structured for your reporting needs and scaled to your data volumes, with compute and storage configured independently.
Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering
We build the pipelines, notebooks, and transformation jobs that turn raw data from your business systems into clean, usable datasets ready for analysis.
Microsoft Fabric AI Enablement
We configure Copilot in Fabric and connect Fabric to your AI and machine learning workflows, so your team can query data in plain language and get faster answers.
Ongoing Support
Once live, we monitor performance, manage governance, and support your team as data volumes and reporting needs grow.
Fear no data chaos. Dynamics Square exists to turn scattered systems into one clear, usable source of truth, and Microsoft Fabric is the platform we use to make that happen.
We are a Microsoft Gold Certified Solutions Partner with over a decade of hands-on Microsoft ecosystem experience, spanning Dynamics 365, Business Central, Power Platform, Azure, and now Fabric. That combination matters. A Fabric implementation built by a team that also understands your ERP and CRM will always fit your business better than one built in isolation.
We treat Fabric as an extension of the systems you already run. Every implementation starts with your existing systems, your reporting pain points, and your team's day-to-day workflows, and builds outward from there. The result is a data platform your team opens and uses every day.
How We Implement Microsoft Fabric
Discovery
We review your current data sources, systems, and reporting gaps, and identify where Fabric delivers value fastest.
Solution Design
We map out the Fabric workloads, OneLake structure, and integration points your business needs, based on the discovery findings.
Build and Configure
We set up workspaces, build data pipelines, configure the warehouse, and connect Fabric to Dynamics 365, Business Central, or other source systems.
Testing and Validation
We test data accuracy, pipeline performance, and reporting outputs against your actual business scenarios before go-live.
Go-Live and Training
We launch the environment and train your team on the workloads they will use day to day.
Ongoing Support
We monitor the environment, manage governance, and adjust the setup as your data needs grow.
Microsoft Fabric uses a capacity-based licensing model through Azure. You choose a Fabric capacity size, and that single capacity powers every workload your team uses. Microsoft also offers a free trial, giving each user their own fixed Fabric capacity to test the platform first.
Because capacity needs depend on data volume, number of users, and which workloads your business runs, a general price figure would not reflect what your business would actually pay. Dynamics Square reviews your requirements and works out the right capacity size and licensing approach for your specific setup, so you pay for what your business needs and nothing extra.
A Microsoft Fabric partner helps a business plan, implement, integrate, and support Microsoft Fabric, covering everything from initial assessment and workspace setup to connecting Fabric with existing systems and training internal teams.
A Microsoft Fabric implementation partner is a certified Microsoft partner that configures Fabric workloads, sets up OneLake, builds data pipelines, and connects Fabric to a business's existing systems, managing the full rollout from design through go-live.
Dynamics Square is a Microsoft Gold Certified Solutions Partner with direct experience across Dynamics 365, Business Central, Power Platform, and Azure. That ecosystem knowledge means Fabric implementations are built around how a business already uses its Microsoft systems, not designed in isolation.
Integration services connect Fabric to a business's existing systems, such as Dynamics 365, Business Central, or third-party applications, so data flows into OneLake automatically.
Migration moves data and reporting from legacy BI tools, on-premises warehouses, or fragmented systems into Microsoft Fabric, including data mapping, pipeline setup, and validation against existing reports before cutover.