Legacy BI migration / Power BI and Fabric
Before you move to Fabric, see what you actually use
Changing Power BI and Fabric starts with knowing what the business depends on. Map the reports and models, rebuild the ones people use and check each report before cutover.
Systems, data and dependencies
System changes, models and reports
Reconcile before switching off
Scope and checks agreed before delivery
Map before you move
Find the reports, models and workflows people use. Separate the business-critical work from the reports and models you can retire.
Agree scope and price
Our engineers use the map to plan the move. Agree the deliverables, validation checks and fixed price before work starts.
Keep your numbers consistent
Rebuild reporting on governed definitions and compare it with the originals. Keep history, permissions and the business context behind the numbers.
Customer story / An education software group
One data and reporting layer for a merged group, without the technical debt
After two education software companies merged, the group is bringing both companies’ warehouses, pipelines, BI and CRM data onto one governed data and reporting layer in Snowflake. It is rebuilding only what people use, and retiring tools as it goes.
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What work do you want to improve?
Tell us where your team spends time, loses money or needs better information.
In a 30-minute call, we’ll discuss the data and systems work that could help.