Power BI on Dynamics 365—weeks earlier.
A Microsoft Fabric foundation for D365 analytics, built from everything we keep solving anyway.
Every D365 analytics project we've worked on starts in the same place: the customer wants reports, and the data platform underneath isn't ready yet. Incremental loads, the medallion layers, Spark tuning, and workspace provisioning. The same groundwork, every time, before anyone can look at a single KPI.
So we packaged it. The Data Platform Accelerator is the Fabric foundation we'd build anyway: notebooks, data pipelines, lakehouse models, plus DevOps and Terraform to spin up the workspaces. Already tuned, already tested, ready to deploy. Your team starts where the interesting work begins: shaping the data into reports that actually answer business questions.
It's not a complete solution, and it's not meant to be. It's the part that's the same at every customer, done once and done right. So the time you spend goes into what's unique to your business, not into solving the same D365 quirks one more time.
