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Microsoft Fabric, Alongside Your SAP Data
SAP and Microsoft have announced a direct link between SAP Business Data Cloud and Microsoft Fabric. We keep SAP at the core and build one trusted source of business data, with Microsoft Fabric alongside. Our co-founder and practice lead, Mustansir Saifuddin, knows Fabric and works in it.
Where Microsoft Fabric Meets SAP Business Data Cloud
In November 2025, SAP and Microsoft announced SAP Business Data Cloud Connect for Microsoft Fabric, for bi-directional, zero-copy sharing between SAP Business Data Cloud and Microsoft Fabric, with SAP data products integrated into Microsoft OneLake. Microsoft has also made Mirroring for SAP Datasphere generally available, bringing Datasphere replication flows into Fabric.
Your SAP data stays the anchor. We build the trusted source on SAP Business Data Cloud or SAP Datasphere and bring Microsoft Fabric in alongside it.
Source: SAP News Center, 18 November 2025 (opens in a new tab) and Microsoft, May 2026 (opens in a new tab)
How We Work With Microsoft Fabric
Start from your SAP data
SAP is the anchor. Together we decide which sources and which Fabric work sit around it.
Weigh it against your requirements
We set a technical feature evaluation against your business requirements, and you choose from there.
Prove it on one use case
A proof of concept on a use case you choose, so you see it work with your requirements.
The Service That Uses It
Find the why
Before You Choose the Tool, Let's Agree on the Outcome.
A 30-minute conversation about the result you're accountable for, and whether your data is ready to deliver it.
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