Not switched on
AI agent for Microsoft Fabric
Data platform: pipelines, notebooks & semantic models
What an AI employee can do inside Microsoft Fabric, and what it never does. Both columns come from the same code that runs the integration — the catalogue’s two columns, on a page of their own.
Category: AnalyticsConnection: Sign-in
What an AI employee can do in Microsoft Fabric
Each line is an action the connector performs in Microsoft Fabric, with the access you grant it.
- List workspaces & items
- Start a pipeline, notebook or model refresh
- Watch a run and read why it failed
- List recent runs of an item
- Check whether the capacity is paused
- Cancel a run in flight
Where it stops
The limits, in the open.
- Not connectable yet — Microsoft's API terms require our own Entra app; sign-in arms it
- Cannot query table data — a lakehouse or warehouse read speaks TDS to the SQL endpoint, not REST
- Cannot create, edit, deploy or delete items — it starts and watches what already exists
- Starting a run does not wait for it — the job id has to be polled
- No Power BI report content, no dataset rows, no refresh history detail
- Reads a list's first page only (it says so when more exist), and run history is Fabric's ~100 recent runs in no guaranteed order
Can you connect it today?
Not switched on
Built and tested, but not connectable yet — waiting on an app registration, a provider review, or a paid tier. Each card says which.
How it works with Vorenq
The same three steps as everywhere else — with Microsoft Fabric as one of the tools your team acts in.
Hand off a task
In plain words: “invoice the Müller deposit”, “research our top 3 competitors”. No prompt-engineering.
It staffs the right team
The manager picks employees and the right model for each: Opus for hard reasoning, Haiku to plan, Kimi for volume.
Review finished work
Employees delegate, do the work and hand you real files, pausing for your approval before anything risky. The final call stays yours.
More in Analytics
Hand off the first task in Microsoft Fabric.
Tell us the work you would give away in Microsoft Fabric. We will say whether Vorenq can do it today.
All product and company names, logos and trademarks, registered or not, are the property of their respective owners. They are referenced solely in a descriptive manner to indicate compatibility and interoperability; no affiliation, partnership, sponsorship, certification, approval or endorsement is implied, neither by the trademark owners nor by MomentumQ GmbH.