We build the governed layer underneath your reporting — so one number means one thing, month end stops being a manual job, and the people making decisions argue about the decision rather than the data.
Microsoft Fabric · Azure · SQL · Power BI · ISO 27001 certified · UK-hosted by default
Four things come out of a data engagement, and every one of them is a deliverable you keep, in your tenancy.
Source systems ingested on a visible schedule, modelled into one governed layer where each metric has a single definition signed off by the people who own it.
Built for the decision, not the data. Row-level security so the right people see the right slice, and refreshes nobody has to press a button for.
Validation on ingest, exception reporting for rows that fail, and a quality score leaders can track — instead of hearing about it from a customer or an inspector.
A data dictionary, lineage and runbooks written as we go, so your team can take it on without ringing us first.
Role-based access control, encryption and audit logging throughout, under UK GDPR, with data hosted and processed in the UK by default.
Monitoring, patching, pipeline failure alerts and a named contact who knows your platform.
One platform at a volume most organisations will never reach.
A Microsoft Fabric data platform ingesting around 236 million rows a day into a governed, reportable data estate.
Microsoft-native because that is where our certifications and depth are — and because most clients already own the licences.
We size the platform to the problem. A trust with five million rows a month does not need the architecture that handles 236 million a day, and we will say so rather than sell it. Where you already run a warehouse or someone else’s Power BI estate, we audit it first and keep what earns its place.
Same team and same standards either way. The route depends on who signs.
A dashboard is the view; the warehouse is the governed layer underneath that decides what a number means. Reporting built straight on source systems breaks whenever a source changes and gives two teams two answers. We build the warehouse first.
Typically six to eight weeks from the end of discovery for a first governed dashboard covering one subject area, then further areas on the same platform. Discovery itself is two to three weeks and fixed price.
All three, chosen to fit your volumes and the licences you already hold. We run Fabric estates ingesting around 236 million rows a day, and equally build small Azure SQL warehouses where that is the proportionate answer.
Yes. We audit what you have, keep the reports that earn their place, and rebuild the ones nobody trusts onto a governed model. You are not obliged to start again.
In the UK by default, with role-based access control, encryption and audit logging throughout, under UK GDPR. Where a client requires a different region, hosting follows that requirement.
A short, senior-led conversation — or a free systems and data health check. No hard sell.
