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Solution directory

Choose the solution for the work ahead

Compare options for data work, AI plans, cloud work, and business tasks that use agents.

Microsoft Fabric workloads arranged around the Fabric platform

A practical starting point

Begin with the constraint, not a product name

Start with the work you need to fix. It may involve Microsoft Fabric, an AI plan, support, cloud rules, or a business task. Use the list below to find a fit before you set the scope.

For example, the Fabric Accelerator starts with the Fabric workload you need. Review the solution.

Solution directory

Follow the problem to the relevant solution

Each page explains what the solution does now. Check its scope, platform needs, and whether it is ready for use.

Workflow Engine

Keep one workflow UX across Power Apps code apps, Fabric apps and Power Pages, with a data layer fitted to each deployment.

Review the Workflow Engine

Managed Support Services

Check the scope, service levels, and engineering roles for data platform support.

Review managed support

CloudMonitor Fabric Workload

Run CloudMonitor operational monitoring directly inside Microsoft Fabric to inspect capacities, workspaces, and Azure costs.

Review the Fabric Workload

Prepare the conversation

A useful brief can be short

Name the change you need and who owns it. Then use the first call to test the fit before you set the scope.

  1. Describe the current workflow, platform, or operational constraint.
  2. Name the users and decision owners involved.
  3. Bring the evidence that would show whether the work helped.

Which solution fits the decision in front of you?

Bring the problem, its owner, and the result you need.

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