Microsoft Fabric consultant
Microsoft Fabric for groups with operations in France: we start from your sources, not from the platform.
Your group reports on one standard, while its French subsidiary or plant runs on its own ERP, its own chart of accounts and its own habits. Eleven expert consultants, projects of 30 to 150 days, and one speciality: heterogeneous information systems.
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Business Central instances consolidated on a single model
The number changes, the model stays one
- Projects delivered since 2019
- 100+
- Clients supported
- 70+
- Expert consultants
- 11
- Saint-Priest, or remote
- Lyon
The criterion that matters
What sets a Fabric expert apart from a platform reseller
Microsoft Fabric is easy to present and hard to deliver. The difference between the two does not show on a brochure: it shows in the first question you are asked.
An integrator who talks architecture before seeing your data is selling a catalogue. Everyone has the platform. What commands a fee is reconciling the charts of accounts of six subsidiaries, finding out why a free field was diverted from its purpose, and matching a report to the euro with the ERP.
For a group with a French entity, the point is practical: head office needs a figure it can rely on, and the local team needs to recognise its own numbers in it.
Where to start
Recognise the shape of your project
Three shapes of project. Direct sources: few systems, Power BI connects straight to them. Consolidation: several systems to reconcile, a platform sits in between and aligns the reference data. Business application: the data has yet to exist, an entry application produces it before it joins the analysis chain.
Our method
The medallion architecture, applied to every project
This is the model we apply systematically. Its strength: business rules live in one single place, so they can no longer diverge from one report to the next.
- BronzeIngestion
- Raw data, exactly as the systems produce it. ERP, CRM, Dataverse, SQL databases, files.
- SilverCleaning
- Cleaning rules and business alignment. This is where the charts of accounts of six subsidiaries are reconciled.
- GoldSemantic model
- Aggregated and optimised data. One source of truth, shared by every report and every department.
Our ground
The scopes we work on
| Context | Sources consolidated | Order of magnitude |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-company group | Six Business Central SaaS instances, full scope | Long project, complete chain delivered |
| Trading group | Seven Business Central SaaS instances and seven CRMs | Long project, sales and finance consolidation |
| Industrial group | SAP, Business Central, Dynamics NAV, Sage and bespoke line-of-business applications | Long project, heterogeneous information system |
Clients are not named, volumes are real. What these three scopes share: each started with a heterogeneous information system.
What sets us apart
The rigour of a freelancer, the solidity of a team
The market offers two solid models, each strong on one half of the need. The large IT services firm brings the capacity and continuity of an organisation; the freelancer brings sharp expertise and the commitment of someone who delivers what they sold. We built a third way that holds both.
We are 11 expert consultants, and we keep training continuously because Fabric moves fast. The consultant who scoped your project is the one who delivers it.
Frequently asked
What people ask before choosing an integrator
How do you recognise a genuine Microsoft Fabric expert?
Do we need an integrator to set up Fabric?
How much does a Fabric engagement cost?
Do you work with groups headquartered outside France?
What is the difference between Microsoft Fabric and Azure Synapse?
Two hours to find out whether Fabric is the right answer.
Eleven expert consultantsSaint-Priest, near Lyon, France
A scoping workshop with a certified consultant, without commitment. We look at your sources, your volumes and your business rules, and we tell you what we would do, including when the answer is that Power BI is enough.
Request a scoping workshopScoping workshop · 2 hours · free





