eyko Beats for Microsoft Fabric
Fabric brought your data together. eyko Beats turns it into the next move.
OneLake holds every source in one copy, but the answer still ends in a notebook, a DAX measure, or a ticket to the BI team.
eyko Beats connects to your Fabric environment and answers the questions that decide the quarter: where revenue is leaking, why margin moved, and which customers are about to churn, with the reasoning behind each answer.
Discounts, credits, and unbilled usage that quietly erode the top line, surfaced from your OneLake data.
The gap
Fabric lands and models the data. The gap is the decision on top of it.
Fabric is excellent at bringing every source into OneLake and modeling it. But a finance or operations leader still cannot get a straight answer without a ticket to the BI team and a wait for someone fluent in DAX. That is the gap eyko Beats closes.
You ask fewer questions because each one costs days
Every question routes through the BI team, so you learn to ask only the ones worth the wait, and the rest go unasked.
eyko answer
eyko Conversations let you ask in plain language and the Playbook returns the answer with the reasoning, so no question is too small to ask.
Reports are opened only when someone remembers them
A Power BI report built months ago gets opened only when someone recalls it exists, and by then the question has moved on.
eyko answer
eyko trades static Power BI reports for Playbooks refreshed against the live model, so the briefing is current when you open it.
By the time the report lands, the moment has passed
The number you need to act on this week sits behind the BI team backlog, and the decision point passes before the dashboard refreshes.
eyko answer
eyko runs the Playbook on demand against your live model and returns the decision while it can still change the outcome.
Why it's hard
Microsoft Fabric wasn't designed to answer questions. Here's what that means in practice.
EVERY ANSWER GOES THROUGH SOMEONE ELSE
A finance question becomes a request to the BI team.
You wait for someone who can write the DAX, and you ask fewer questions because each one costs days. The questions that would actually move the quarter never make it onto the list.
THE SAME NUMBER, TWO DIFFERENT ANSWERS
Revenue in one Power BI model does not match revenue in another.
Each workspace defined the measure its own way, so the meeting argues about whose number is right instead of deciding what to do about it.
THE ANSWER IS SPREAD ACROSS THE PLATFORM
One question, why did margin move, pulls from data in several places.
Assembling it is a project, so it rarely gets done and the call gets made on instinct instead of on what the data actually says.
eyko Beats works with your Fabric data as it exists across the medallion layers (bronze, silver, gold) and lets the business ask decisions without writing DAX, T-SQL, or PySpark.
The conceptual frame
1 + 1 = 3
Your unified data estate. OneLake. Your history.
Decision intelligence. Playbooks. Live analysis.
Answers. Context. Action.
Fabric did the hard part of unifying the data estate in OneLake. eyko Beats adds the layer that unifies the decision on top of it, returning answers instead of another report to interpret.
How it works
From Fabric to decision. Three steps. Same day.
- Connect
- 1
- Run a Playbook
- 2
- Get the answer, not just the chart
- 3
Point eyko Beats at Fabric via the native connector to the SQL analytics endpoint and the semantic model XMLA endpoint, role-scoped and read-only by default. No data movement, no new capacity, and it works across Lakehouse and Warehouse items. Your data team sees a read-only connection governed by your existing permissions. You see answers the same day.
Pick the question that has been waiting. "Why is gross margin moving the way it is?" "Where is revenue leaking?" "Which customers are about to churn?" The Playbook scopes the data and runs it against your live model.
eyko delivers an executive-grade briefing: what happened, why it happened, what to watch, and what to do next. A decision to act on, not a report to interpret.
The Fabric-only way
- Ticket to the BI team
- Wait for the DAX or T-SQL
- Report shows the number
- Clean and model first
- Large Power BI and consulting build
The eyko Beats way
- Ask the question directly
- Answer lands in minutes
- Playbook explains the cause
- Value this week; cleanup as you go
- Monthly subscription, cancel any time
The Building Blocks journey
You don't have to connect everything before you see anything.
Start where you are. Add what you need, when you're ready. Every block you add builds on the last. Nothing gets replaced.
Drop in a CSV or Excel from any system. Your first Playbook runs in minutes. No warehouse, no IT ticket.
You don't need to plan the full architecture before you connect your first system. Each stage works independently. Adding the next one doesn't change what you've already built.
Playbook examples
What eyko Beats surfaces from your Fabric data
Not slideware. These are the Playbooks Fabric customers stand up in their first week on the platform.
Discounts, credits, and unbilled usage that quietly erode the top line, surfaced from your OneLake data.
Discounts, credits, and unbilled usage that quietly erode the top line, surfaced from your OneLake data.
What "fast" looks like
No data project. No new dashboards. A decision the same day.
You already unified the estate in OneLake. eyko points at it and runs Playbooks against your live model the same day you connect.
- Time from connection to first Playbook
- < 30 min
- When first real insight lands
- Day 1
- New ETL projects, semantic-layer rebuilds, or added capacity required
- 0
eyko connects to Fabric via the native connector to the SQL analytics and XMLA endpoints, role-scoped, read-only by default.
FAQ
Questions Fabric teams ask before they start
Practical answers
How eyko Beats sits alongside Microsoft Fabric, what it costs, and what it takes to get going.
eyko Beats is built for finance and operations leaders, not the BI team. You ask business questions of your Fabric data in plain language and get a decision with the reasoning behind it. Your data team only approves a read-only connection once, then stays out of the loop.
No. eyko Beats sits above Microsoft Fabric as a decision intelligence layer. Fabric continues to land, store, and model your data exactly as it does today, and eyko adds the analytical and decision layer on top. You keep your Fabric estate and gain answers without replacing anything.
eyko Beats connects through the native connector to the SQL analytics endpoint and the semantic model XMLA endpoint, using a service-account credential that is role-scoped and read-only by default. There is no data movement and no added capacity, and it spans Lakehouse and Warehouse items. Most customers run their first Playbook within 30 minutes of connecting.
No. eyko Beats works with real-world medallion data across the bronze, silver, and gold layers as it already exists. The platform surfaces data gaps as part of the Playbook and handles deduplication, classification, and normalization on the way to the answer. You see value immediately and clean up around the answer, not before it.
eyko Beats answers business decisions rather than just reporting metrics. Typical questions include why gross margin is moving the way it is, where revenue is leaking, which cohorts show churn precursors, and how the pipeline is converting at each touch. Playbooks structure these into repeatable briefings your team can run at any cadence.
A Power BI report gives you a dashboard; eyko Beats gives you a Playbook. The report presents the number, while the Playbook explains what changed, why it changed, and what to do next. eyko is built around the decision the business needs to make, with the briefing and the recommended action attached.
eyko Beats is a monthly subscription priced so you can start small and prove value before committing at scale. There is no six-figure implementation and no multi-year contract required. Most customers begin with one or two Playbooks, see value within the first week, and expand from there.
Yes. Microsoft Fabric provides Model Context Protocol servers, and they target developer, agent, and code workflows. The Fabric Local MCP is generally available as an open-source, development-focused server covering API documentation, OneLake operations, and item creation. A Fabric Remote (Core) MCP server is in preview as a cloud-hosted server for authenticated operations, and a Fabric Data Agent can act as an MCP server in preview to expose enterprise data through natural language, which requires a paid F2 or higher capacity. eyko Beats connects natively to Fabric and is built for business users who want decision-grade Playbooks rather than query results or agent tooling. For the official servers, see https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/rest/api/fabric/articles/mcp-servers/what-is-fabric-mcp-server.
Your Fabric estate is already unified.
Let eyko Beats make the decision.
No new system. No data project. Connect your Fabric environment and get a decision, not another report.