Integrations
Every system connected. Every dataset trusted. No manual steps.
ProLytics Connect connects your source systems to Microsoft Fabric, and Fabric to your planning and reporting tools — automatically. Whether you’re on Vena, Prophix, Pigment, or Power BI, ProLytics Connect sits in the middle and manages the data flow so your team doesn’t have to.
Built on Microsoft Fabric
The Microsoft Fabric layer that makes finance data work.
If your organization is on Microsoft Fabric, ProLytics Connect extends that investment into finance-specific data workflows — without adding new infrastructure or replacing what you already have.
What ProLytics Connect builds on Fabric
- Finance-specific Lakehouse & Warehouse models
- Automated Data Factory pipelines for finance workflows
- OneLake as the single source of finance truth
- SQL endpoints & Spark notebooks for data teams
- Power BI semantic models built for finance reporting
- Governed master data — accounts, dimensions, entities
Planning tool integration
- Deliver clean actuals & operational data to your planning tool
- Push planning outputs back into Fabric automatically
- Automate recurring planning data workflows end-to-end
- Keep plan and actuals aligned on one governed data model
- Manage dimensions and mappings in one place
- Reduce IT dependency for data loads and mapping changes
Source Connectors
Connect your source systems without custom code.
Governed connectors across ERP, CRM, HRIS, payroll, and operational systems — all managed through a single platform so your data team isn’t building and maintaining integrations by hand.
ERP Systems
SAP · Oracle ERP Cloud · Microsoft Dynamics 365 · NetSuite · Sage · Infor · And More
CRM Platforms
Salesforce · Microsoft Dynamics CRM · HubSpot · And More
HRIS & Payroll
Workday · ADP · BambooHR · UKG · Ceridian · SuccessFactors · And More
Custom & Other
REST APIs · Flat files · Custom databases · Operational systems · And More
Already on Microsoft Fabric? Already using a planning tool?
See exactly how ProLytics Connect fits into your existing stack — and what it would replace.