Business context now grounds Microsoft 365 Copilot
Fabric IQ brings semantic model context into Copilot. The quality of that context decides the quality of the answers.
Fabric Semantic Intelligence
Agents are only as accurate as the context they reason over. We turn your Power BI semantic models and business definitions into a governed Fabric IQ ontology, prove the accuracy gain in a fixed-price sprint, then take it to production.
Fabric IQ brings semantic model context into Copilot. The quality of that context decides the quality of the answers.
The same ontology serves data agents, operations agents, Foundry and Copilot Studio agents, and any MCP client.
If you built on the earlier Ontology experience, we move it to the new one and pair that move with a context build.
The semantic stack
Each layer builds on the one below. We build the ontology on top of what you already own, and connect it to the agents your people use.
Agent integration
If your policies limit which AI models you can use, the MCP endpoint lets your approved model query the governed ontology with your identity and security intact.
Services
Before and after proof of agent accuracy on synthetic domain data, ending in a scoped production plan. Best when an AI pilot has stalled.
A structured review of a stalled GenAI pilot: context gaps, ontology audit and query traces, with a root cause and a fix path.
Your own questions run against your current AI and a context-enriched version, scored on accuracy and consistency.
A semantic layer under Microsoft 365 Copilot and Copilot Studio, aimed at the question types users stopped trusting.
Agents that show the ontology path and rules behind each answer, with lineage and agent identity for audit. Built for programs such as DORA, BCBS 239 and SR 11-7.
Domain-faithful synthetic data so a pilot can run and be measured without touching production records.
Working sessions with your senior analysts that turn their knowledge into governed entities, rules and metrics.
An audit of every Copilot and chatbot deployment, consolidated onto one governed context layer so answers agree.
A scored review across accuracy, safety, observability, reliability, governance and cost, with a prioritized fix list.
Agent topology, tool registry, handoff contracts and token budgets designed before agent sprawl sets in.
Your existing APIs exposed as governed MCP tools, with business meaning from the semantic layer.
A maintained, versioned domain context layer with agreed coverage and accuracy reporting.
Years of Power BI semantic models converted into an agent-ready ontology, so you start from what you already have.
Each proposal shows list price, eligible Microsoft funding and Azure commitment applied, and your net cost.
Engagement and investment
You see evidence at each step, then decide whether to go further. Figures are typical ranges in USD before any Microsoft funding; your proposal follows a short discovery call.
Fixed price, synthetic data, before and after evidence
2 to 4 weeksProduction ontology, data agent, Copilot or MCP integration, governance baseline
4 to 8 weeksSecond domain, operations agents, multi-agent design
3 to 6 weeks per workstreamManaged context layer, versioning, accuracy benchmarking, quarterly review
MonthlyDomains
Regulatory reporting, liquidity and credit risk, policy and claims, finance close
Asset hierarchies, maintenance and work orders, OEE, quality, supply chain
Quality management, clinical and commercial entities, trial data
Grid assets, outages, consumption forecasting, emissions reporting
Where to start
Recognition
Recognized for delivering customer solutions on Microsoft Fabric.
Named among the analytics and AI companies driving business growth.
2026Recognized for forward deployed engineering talent.
2026Recognized for AI strategy consulting.
2026Start with proof
Bring the questions your users ask. We show the accuracy difference governed context makes before you commit to anything larger.
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