See how Microsoft Fabric simplifies IBCS-compliant reporting with Intelligence Sheet. Build executive dashboards on your Power BI semantic model using standardized charts, KPI cards, variance analysis, and one-click IBCS themes for consistent business reporting.
Build a Box Plot on top of Power BI Semantic Models using Fabric Plans Intelligence Sheets to analyze data distributions without rebuilding your data model. In this video, you'll learn how to create a presentation-ready box plot, configure quartiles, median, whiskers, and Plan/Prior Year reference markers, connect it to a matrix for interactive cross-filtering, and build a single dashboard that combines distribution analysis with detailed performance insights - all powered directly by your Power BI semantic model.
See how Microsoft Fabric simplifies Master Data Management with PowerTable in Microsoft Fabric Planning. Import data from CSV or Excel, configure approvals and workflows, apply formulas and conditional formatting, manage data quality, and collaborate with built-in governance all within a connected, no-code data management experience.
Explore the PowerTable interface and learn how to create and manage no-code data apps, configure approvals and workflows, automate business processes, apply access controls, collaborate with comments and bookmarks, and manage enterprise data in a unified experience.
Learn how to secure and govern planning workflows in Microsoft Fabric with Fabric Planning. In this walkthrough, we explore how teams can configure role-based access for data input, scenarios, comments, and writeback permissions while ensuring every update is fully traceable through audit logs. From restricting sensitive planning scenarios to assigning approvers for database commits, the demo shows how Fabric Planning helps organizations maintain control, accountability, and transparency across collaborative sales planning processes. We also cover how audit tracking captures every change — including who made it, what changed, and when — making governance and compliance effortless for enterprise planning teams.
See how Microsoft Fabric Planning strengthens data management with access controls and approval workflows. This demo shows how to restrict edits at row and column level, define rules for updates and deletes, and configure multi-level approvals to safeguard data quality.
What if your data platform could not only analyze the past but also plan the future? In this session, we introduce Planning in Microsoft Fabric—a powerful new workload that brings end-to-end enterprise planning directly into the Fabric ecosystem. Fully integrated with OneLake, Power BI, and Fabric IQ, this capability enables teams to build revenue plans, run scenario analysis, collaborate in real time, and write back plans seamlessly to the data layer. With built-in security, auditability, and no per-seat licensing, Planning in Fabric transforms how organizations forecast, experiment, and align on business goals—unlocking a new level of intelligence for AI-driven decision-making.
AI innovation is accelerating, and intelligent agents are becoming embedded in everyday workflows—from command lines to team collaboration. In this keynote, discover how Microsoft Fabric is powering this shift with a unified data estate that brings together operational, real-time, and analytical data. Learn how Fabric enables better context engineering for agents to reason, act, and deliver real business value. Explore the latest advancements, including the Database Hub, Fabric IQ with business-ready ontology models, expanded data integration capabilities, and new planning workloads for enterprise performance management. Get a preview of what’s next for data and operations agents as Fabric continues to evolve as a complete data platform for the AI era.
Writeback - one of the most requested capabilities in the Power BI community—is now native in Microsoft Fabric with the introduction of Fabric Plan Item in Fabric IQ. In this session, Gopal Krishnamurthy and Reid Havens walk through how native writeback works in Fabric Planning—from building planning apps on semantic models and enabling stakeholder collaboration, to writing inputs back into Fabric SQL and governing data with PowerTable’s live writeback. They also cover variance commentary and intelligent writeback using Intelligence Sheets, making this a must-watch for FP&A, operations teams, and BI developers looking to move beyond spreadsheets and build enterprise-grade planning solutions directly in Fabric.
Discover how Microsoft Fabric Planning is revolutionizing Enterprise Performance Management within the Power BI ecosystem. This session explores native write-back capabilities, multi-dimensional forecasting, and seamless master data management-empowering FP&A teams to transition from disconnected spreadsheets to a unified, secure data platform.
