- Integration
- Platforms
- CRM
- Dynamics 365
- ERP
- Microsoft 365
- Power Platform
- Marketing data
- Microsoft Fabric
- Third-party API
Data warehouse and database integration
Your data warehouse or database becomes the source of truth behind your reports. We work with Snowflake, Azure Synapse, BigQuery, SQL Server, PostgreSQL, and similar platforms, so dashboards pull from a consolidated place instead of scattered exports.
Lakehouse and cloud data platforms
For teams already working in Databricks, Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse, Delta Lake, or OneLake, we build the Power BI layer directly on top of that data. No extra copies, no separate pipeline to maintain.
CRM integration
Sales and account teams can get pipeline and customer activity as it happens, not after someone compiles a report. We plug Power BI straight into the CRM you already use.
Dynamics 365 integration
Your CRM and ERP data in Dynamics 365 becomes the base for Power BI reports and dashboards, with no need to duplicate that data elsewhere first.
ERP integration
Financial, inventory, and operational numbers move from your ERP into Power BI, so what teams see in a dashboard reflects what's actually happening in the business.
Microsoft 365 integration
Analysts can keep building in Excel while dashboards refresh automatically behind the scenes, without manual copy and paste. When a report needs to land in a board deck, it can be exported or embedded cleanly into PowerPoint.
Power Platform integration
Power BI, Power Apps, and Power Automate can share data back and forth. A report doesn't just show a problem. It can trigger a workflow or feed a business app that acts on it.
Marketing data integration
Web and campaign data from tools like Google Analytics 4 or Adobe Analytics sits alongside your sales and operational numbers, instead of living in its own dashboard.
Microsoft Fabric and Azure integration
For larger datasets or more advanced analytics, we bring Power BI together with Fabric and Azure services like Synapse, Data Lake, and Machine Learning.
Third-party API and cloud integrations
When the data you need lives outside Microsoft's ecosystem, we connect it ourselves using REST APIs or services on AWS and Google Cloud, so Power BI still gets what it needs.