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Get answers from Microsoft Fabric without writing SQL
For business users who want a straight answer from Fabric lakehouse and warehouse data by asking Claude, ChatGPT or Copilot in plain words.
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Connector
Connect Microsoft Fabric, pick your AI tool and paste the prompt.
The problem
Every new Fabric question waits for an analyst
When no Power BI report answers your question, getting it from Microsoft Fabric means finding the right workspace and table and writing SQL. Most people wait for an analyst, who spends the day on one off queries.
Without PopdockAI
- Find the right workspace, lakehouse and table
- Write SQL or ask someone who can
- Wait in the analyst's queue
- Ask again when the first answer raises a new question
With PopdockAI
- You ask in plain words from your AI client
- Only the Fabric tables and views IT made available are read
- Filters, sorting and limits are applied as you ask
- Credentials stay in PopdockAI and every call is logged
Who it's for
One answer, three teams that use it
Business analysts
Answer ad hoc questions yourself
Ask the follow-up question straight away instead of waiting for a new query or report.
Which five customers had the most returns in Fabric this quarter?
Operations managers
Check today's numbers without SQL
Get counts and totals from the reporting data in plain words, filtered the way you need.
How many orders are still unshipped in Fabric for the East warehouse this week?
Data team leads
Spend less time on one off queries
Routine questions are answered from approved tables, so your analysts can focus on real analysis.
What was average order value by channel in Fabric for September?
How it works
What PopdockAI does when you ask
You ask a question in plain language, and your AI assistant reads the approved Fabric tables and answers from the rows. Credentials never reach the AI client, and every call is logged.
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Ask
You ask a question about your Fabric data in plain words.
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Query
It reads the Fabric tables and views IT made available, with your filters and sort.
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Answer
The AI replies from the rows that came back, and the call is logged.
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The outcome
Fabric answers in a conversation, analysts freed up
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