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Microsoft Fabric

Sourcing.sh feeds Microsoft Fabric with the data index of AI agents. Your agents and analysts operate a unified repository in OneLake.

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What Sourcing.sh communicates with Microsoft Fabric

Send the data

sourcing.sh pushes companies, profiles and fresh offers into your tool.

Refresh the data

Your records are re-crawled and updated continuously — the data no longer dies.

The index is delivered in tables within your Lakehouse Fabric and refreshed automatically. Your AI agents and Power BI reports consume fresh data in SQL, governed in OneLake, with no ingestion pipeline to build or operate on the team side.

This record describes a compatibility to study. Availability, data exchanged, required rights and any costs are confirmed before activation. General API and webhooks require Scale.

Your workflow

The right data. The right action.

New information, a detected change or a record to complete: your agent checks the data and applies the rules you defined.

Create a record, update approved fields or request human approval: you stay in control before data reaches your tool.

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How it works

  1. 01

    Frame the connection to Microsoft Fabric

    Confirm compatible objects and necessary rights: OAuth, API key or export.

  2. 02

    Define exchanges

    Choose the fields to complete and the update rules in Microsoft Fabric.

  3. 03

    Plan the checks

    Choose the cadences and actions to trigger when a change is detected.

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Your next step

Turn data into action.

Find the right contacts, keep your data up to date and connect your tools.

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