Data integration and ETL for Power BI

A strong Power BI report starts with a solid data foundation. We build automated pipelines that clean, transform and load data from your source systems on time.

What we do

SSIS packages

Scheduled, logged ETL processes with SQL Server Integration Services for on-premises sources, with alerts on failure.

Azure Data Factory

End-to-end data integration for cloud and hybrid scenarios with pipelines, triggers and monitoring.

Dataflow Gen1 and Gen2

A Power Query-based data preparation layer in Power BI and Microsoft Fabric, shared by multiple reports.

Data warehouse and data marts

A reporting-ready structure with staging, warehouse and data mart layers on SQL Server, Azure SQL or Fabric.

Incremental loads

ETL that processes only changed data, plus Power BI incremental refresh for shorter refresh times.

Data quality checks

Checks that catch missing, duplicate and inconsistent records, and reconciliation between sources and reports.

The real goal: reliable Power BI reports

  • Reports refreshed on schedule instead of manual data collection every morning
  • ERP, CRM, e-commerce and Excel data combined into a single model
  • Fast-refreshing Power BI models that don’t overload source systems
  • Traceable pipelines that catch errors before they reach reports

Technologies we use

  • SQL Server
  • SSIS
  • Azure Data Factory
  • Microsoft Fabric
  • Dataflow Gen2
  • Azure SQL
  • T-SQL
  • Power Query
  • REST API

Frequently asked questions

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Should we use SSIS, Azure Data Factory or Dataflows?

It depends on where your data lives, your data volume and your existing Microsoft stack. SSIS fits on-premises SQL Server environments, Azure Data Factory suits cloud and hybrid scenarios, and Dataflows work well for lighter transformations that analysts can own. Most projects combine them.

Can we use Power BI without a data warehouse?

Yes. For small setups with few sources, Power Query may be enough. As sources, data volume and users grow, a data warehouse or data mart makes a major difference in performance, consistency and maintainability.

Do you work with Microsoft Fabric?

Yes. We build Power BI data preparation with Fabric components such as Dataflow Gen2, Data Pipelines, Lakehouse and Warehouse.

Let’s talk about what your data can do

In a short intro call we’ll listen to your needs and work out together where it makes sense to start with Power BI. The call is free.