Get Copilot, agents and Power Platform apps that answer in your business vocabulary. Every result traces back to a measure in your semantic model.
Why Pilots Stall
Most pilots work in the meeting and stop being used within weeks. The causes sit in the data model.
On raw tables, an agent sums stock levels across weeks or averages percentages. The result looks plausible and is wrong.
Revenue means net sales after returns in your company. The model exposes a column called Amount and three helper measures, and the agent picks one.
Users will not act on a figure they cannot trace to a measure. Unverifiable answers get used once.
Open-ended assistants impress in meetings. Agents that last are scoped to one analysis a team already runs every week.
Our Approach
Your KPI definitions already live in the semantic model. Agents built on that layer inherit every definition, and each answer resolves to a measure.
The same agent on two foundations. With a governed model, every answer resolves to a defined measure.
What We Deliver
Prepare your model for Copilot: clear names, descriptions and synonyms, hidden helper columns, and rules for what must never be aggregated. Your reports improve too.
Get in TouchAutomate one analysis your team already runs on a schedule: a weekly performance review, a forecast variance analysis, a supplier scorecard.
Get in TouchCapture and action data next to the report: a root-cause form beside the KPI, an approval that routes itself, a write-back that updates the model.
Get in TouchAlert teams when a KPI moves, with enough context to act, instead of finding out at the monthly review.
Get in TouchThe Path
Start with one narrow build and a measurable before and after. Extend only when it changes how the team works.
Pick the recurring analysis worth automating and check whether the model can support it.
Prepare the model, write the evaluation set, then build the agent or app.
Run it with the team for a full cycle, measure against the evaluation set, then extend, adjust or stop.
Book an intro call. We review your semantic model and list what to fix before deploying Copilot or agents.
Answers to what business, IT and security teams ask first.
No. Work stays in your Microsoft tenant under your existing security model. Row-level security applies, so an agent only returns what the user asking is allowed to see.
Answers resolve to measures you already trust. We write an evaluation set of questions and expected answers before the build and test against it after every change.
Yes. Copilot readiness and most agent work run on the semantic model, which does not require Fabric.
Copilot readiness. It is the smallest project, it improves your existing reports, and it shows how far the model is from supporting agents.