Microsoft Fabric

Microsoft Fabric is Microsoft’s unified analytics and data platform, combining data integration, data warehousing, and business intelligence, including Power BI, on a shared OneLake data store. For Polygrade, Fabric is typically the analytics layer a warranty or service program already reports through, not a system that holds an individual claim.

What Polygrade does with Microsoft Fabric

Polygrade writes claim, authorization, and payment records into the data your program already reports through, so metrics on triage outcomes, parts spend, and payment cycle time show up in the same Fabric-based dashboards your team already uses.

Because every Polygrade decision carries a confidence level and the inputs it was based on, the data landing in Fabric supports the same auditing and reporting your finance and operations teams already run there.

How the Microsoft Fabric connection works

Fabric’s OneLake and data pipeline tools support ingestion from external systems, which is where Polygrade writes claim and payment data for reporting.

A Forward Deployed Engineer sets up the data pipeline into Fabric during deployment, mapping Polygrade’s records to the tables and models your reporting already relies on.

What stays in Microsoft Fabric

Fabric continues to own reporting, dashboards, and the broader analytics environment exactly as it does today. Polygrade supplies the claim-level data; Fabric remains where your team analyzes it.

Data handling and security

Data written into Fabric comes from a company-specific Polygrade instance, one client’s claim and financial data are never accessible to another. Polygrade is SOC 2 compliant, with both Type I and Type II audits complete.

Every record Polygrade writes to Fabric carries the confidence level and inputs behind the decision it represents, so anything in your reporting is traceable back to the claim it came from.

Deploying the integration

A dedicated Forward Deployed Engineer sets up the Fabric connection to match your existing data models and reporting structure before live data flows through it.

Frequently asked questions about Polygrade and Microsoft Fabric

Does Polygrade replace Microsoft Fabric?

No. Fabric remains your analytics and reporting environment; Polygrade supplies the claim-level data that feeds it.

How does Polygrade connect to Microsoft Fabric?

Polygrade writes claim, authorization, and payment data into Fabric’s OneLake through a pipeline a Forward Deployed Engineer sets up during deployment.

Is the data Polygrade sends to Fabric auditable?

Yes. Every record carries the confidence level and inputs behind the decision it represents, and is logged.