With no BI, people export to Excel.
With traditional BI, they export to Excel.
With Power BI, they export to Excel.
Now they paste it into a chat, too.
What if seeing your data stopped being the hard part?
And you — what do you do with the data?
AI where it actually helps
Bring AI to your data. Not your data to AI.
The power of Claude and Power BI.
Power BI computes every number with your company's own measures. Claude reasons, compares and tells you what happened and why. Each one does what it does best.
Governed
Who gets access, what each person sees and how much is spent, all under your control. Every answer says where it came from.
For what matters
Understanding the why, knowing when something moves out of the ordinary, and getting the finding to the person who decides.
The same twenty questions, put to four AI assistants. See what each one answered
The layer that lasts
Reports change. The data doesn't.
The power of Claude, on the model you look after.
Your people are already pasting their exports into a chat. With IQ they ask your model instead: Power BI computes with your measures, Claude reasons over them. Your semantic layer goes from holding up reports to being what people actually use.
Under your governance
Entra identity, your RLS, and an app of yours that you can revoke whenever you want. Nothing to install.
Tested before it goes live
It runs a set of questions your people already know the answers to, and every answer shows its sources.
Reports don't die: they come down to the ones that matter. And what you build gets used.
The Fabric Data Agent, with the same glossary as IQ, got 6 of 20 right. See what each one answered
The brain
Behind it is Claude, by Anthropic.
One of the most capable AI models around. It compares, looks for the cause and tells it to you in your own language, like a good analyst.
What it didn't know was your business. That's what we bring: your model prepared, your vocabulary and your questions, tested before it goes live.
What you'll use
- Questions in your own words
- Your dashboard, on your phone too
- The finding by email, first thing
- A monitor that tells you when something changes
- Every figure, verifiable