Your finance system already holds the answers.

Business Central, QuickBooks and Xero all store the numbers leadership keeps asking for — behind exports, manual spreadsheets and a monthly scramble. These are the integrations we have built and published: an authenticated API pipeline into Microsoft Fabric, modelled for Power BI, ready for an AI data agent.

Power BI profit-and-loss report built on Dynamics 365 Business Central data modelled in Microsoft Fabric

Business Central Integration with Fabric

The full implementation: Entra ID app registration, the Business Central API pipeline, a Bronze/Silver/Gold warehouse in OneLake, and the P&L, sales and cash flow dashboards built on top.

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Connect QuickBooks to Microsoft Fabric and Power BI — Aptocoiner Analytics

Quick Books Integration with Fabric

Automated, real-time financial dashboards from QuickBooks — instead of a month-end CSV export into a spreadsheet nobody fully trusts.

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Executive financial dashboard in Power BI built on Xero data in Microsoft Fabric

Xero Integrations With Fabric

Executive, cash flow and AP/AR aging dashboards built on Xero data and refreshed automatically straight from the Xero API.

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Running something else — SQL Server, Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, Sage, NetSuite or an in-house system? The pattern does not change: an authenticated API pipeline into a Bronze/Silver/Gold warehouse in OneLake, then a star-schema semantic model your business recognises. Talk to a data expert and we will tell you honestly what your source system can support.