Request a demo Fabric Lens catalogs the workspaces, models, reports, and notebooks in your tenant and resolves how they depend on each other, from report visual to source system. Teams deploy it to plan a migration, cut capacity cost, or prepare for AI, and keep it to support ongoing governance and self-service BI.
Available on Azure Marketplace. Eligible to count toward your Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC).
Where teams start
Inventory, duplication, and dependencies across the estate, with Spotfire and Tableau content cataloged alongside Power BI, so you know what to move, what to consolidate, and what to retire before the migration starts.
Migration intelligenceCapacity and refresh load tied to the content responsible, ranked so the heaviest consumers surface first, with usage history kept well beyond Fabric's ~28-day activity window.
Cost & capacity optimizationAccurate definitions, automatic documentation, and visual-to-source provenance, available to Copilot and agents through read-only MCP.
AI-ready semantic governanceAll three draw on the same catalog, and Fabric Lens stays installed after the deadline, so it keeps supporting rationalization, governance, security, and self-service BI.
The platform
DAX, Power Query, visual bindings, partitions, notebook code — the actual definitions get read, then connected to the objects they reference. That's the difference between a list of assets and a catalog you can govern change against.
True lineage
Dependencies are resolved with static analysis, not name or tag matching, across Power Query, pipelines, DAX, notebooks, semantic models, and report visual bindings.
Traverse the graph in either direction: from a visual to the fields and sources behind it, or from a source change to the reports and users it affects. That same graph feeds documentation, diagnostics, and rationalization work elsewhere in the platform.
Remote lineage plugins extend the analysis beyond Fabric and Power BI, following dependencies into connected source systems, including SQL Server objects behind views and Databricks workloads.
Explore lineageAI readiness
The tenant's technical and semantic record is available to AI workflows through MCP and Query Assist, which find assets, resolve their relationships, and ground answers in the definitions your organization already maintains.
The metadata that makes the tenant easier to manage is the same metadata that grounds a better AI answer.
Explore AI capabilitiesOperational model
Scheduled scans work from the assets and definitions already present in your tenant, and keep the catalog aligned as things change — no separate instrumentation to install.
Deployment
Deploy into your cloud subscription, private cloud, or on-premises environment. Tenant metadata stays under the access controls your organization already has in place.
Buy Fabric Lens through Azure Marketplace on your existing Microsoft agreement. Purchases are eligible to count toward your Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC).
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Next step
Bring a real migration, capacity, or AI-readiness question and we'll show you what Fabric Lens finds. Ready to buy? Fabric Lens is available on Azure Marketplace and MACC-eligible.