End-to-end Microsoft Fabric implementation. Lakehouse, pipelines, semantic model, Power BI reports — delivered in 8 weeks at a fixed price. No internal data team required.
Request a quoteFixed price means fixed scope. Here is what you get — in writing, before work starts.
We design the storage and transformation architecture for your specific data sources and reporting needs before writing a single line of code.
We build the pipelines that move data from your source systems into the Lakehouse — scheduled, monitored, and documented.
A certified, reusable semantic model that becomes the single source of truth for your organisation — no competing numbers, no duplication.
The dashboards and reports your business users will actually use — built from your requirements and reviewed with stakeholders before handover.
We support your team through user acceptance testing and provide the documentation they need to operate the system without us.
Included in every engagement — not an optional add-on. If something breaks or needs adjustment in the first 30 days, we fix it at no extra cost.
The timeline is fixed. We structure the engagement to hit handover in Week 8 — not as a target, as a contract term.
We connect to your source systems, conduct stakeholder interviews to understand reporting requirements, and produce a written architecture document. Work does not proceed to build until the architecture is approved.
We build the Fabric Lakehouse, configure the workspace, and develop the ingestion pipelines. Data begins flowing into the Bronze and Silver layers by end of Week 3.
Gold layer tables are built and the semantic model is developed — measures, relationships, row-level security. Internal testing begins at end of Week 5.
Reports and dashboards are built against the semantic model. A staging link is shared with your key stakeholders for early review and feedback before UAT begins.
Your team tests the reports against agreed acceptance criteria. We manage the UAT issue log and work through any bugs or data discrepancies in real time.
Technical and user documentation is delivered. A handover workshop walks your team through the system. 30-day post-launch support begins from the handover date.
Fabric Fast-Track is designed for a specific situation. Here is how to know if it fits.
We act as the full delivery function — you don't need a data engineer on staff to run this engagement.
Tableau, Qlik, SSRS, MicroStrategy, or heavy Excel-based reporting that has become a maintenance burden.
Mid-market companies with real data complexity but no appetite for an 18-month enterprise BI programme.
You're already in the Microsoft ecosystem — Fabric fits cleanly into what you already have.
You've had enough assessments. You want something deployed, tested, and handed over — not another roadmap PDF.
Fabric Fast-Track is a fixed-scope engagement. It works when the scope can be agreed upfront. If any of these apply, a different approach is more appropriate:
Not sure which applies? Book a 30-minute scoping call and we'll tell you honestly.
We don't publish a rate card because the price depends on the number of data sources and the agreed report set. What doesn't change: the price is fixed after scoping and never moves.
Price is fixed after a 30-minute scoping call and a short written brief. You receive a quote within two business days. No obligations until you sign.
After the scoping call we review your brief and define the exact deliverable set. The quote reflects that scope — not a rough estimate we revise later.
If you request something outside the agreed scope during the engagement, we provide a separate change request with a price and timeline impact. No surprises on the invoice.
Typically split across project start, architecture sign-off, and handover — so payment tracks delivery, not just time.
Book a free 30-minute scoping call. We'll review your situation, tell you honestly if Fast-Track fits, and send a fixed-price quote within two business days.