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Head of Client Success | Collectiv

Another exciting update from #MSIgnite: Write-back to Fabric Databases using Power BI! One of the most impactful new features planned for release in 2025 is the ability to perform direct write-back to Fabric Databases using brand-new #PowerBI visuals. This functionality lets you go beyond traditional reporting. Now you can write back data, update records, and even add new data directly within Power BI—all with standard functionality. For organizations using #MicrosoftFabric, this unlocks a whole new level of efficiency. It... → Streamlines workflows → Eliminates unnecessary data exports → Makes Power BI even more powerful for driving real-time business decisions What do you think about this new feature?

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Dennis Carriere

Head of Client Success | Collectiv

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📌 This is an exciting step forward for Power BI and Microsoft Fabric. At Collectiv, we’ve been implementing write-back capabilities for years, enabling planning and forecasting solutions for hundreds of organizations. If you’re interested in partnering with our experts—and learning more about how this feature can work for your team—DM me. Happy to help!

True power (😉) is in the collaboration! Thank you for sharing, Dennis. How's your experience at #MSIgnite so far?

Hafrate Mohammed

Consultant Finance | IFRS | BI |Data analyst | Data Science, Founder BI Maroc Analytique

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Much more welcome, I used apps but it's not well received from customers. Can you please share more details

Mohammad EL Jawad, PhD

Senior Systems Developer/Integrator, Business Intelligence @ City of Ottawa + Assistant Professor at Lebanese University-Faculty of Sciences

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So are you talking about automating the current export data from visual?

Chris Stiebel

XP&A / FP&A / Finance and Data Enthusiast

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Is this utilizing the BPP visuals which are currently only bundled with F&O premium license? We are building in Fabric and this is great news for my team!

Danilo Alves

Commercial Finance Manager at Microsoft

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Long overdue!

Kerkko Niemi

Data engineer at Granlund

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We have done this with PBI and power apps combination but its not optimal. Dennis Carriere any rought estimation of preview schedule?

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Igor Brodin

Senior Business Analyst at Capgemini

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Not to burst anyones bubble but third party software (including MS ISV's) have been offering write-back into Power BI for quite some time already, you have the big ones Aimplan, Acterys, accoTools just to mention a few... Good stuff incorporating this into Fabric though to provide a 'complete' solution for your business in one place with OneLake and all though. Can you say where the write-back will happen? To Dataverse, lakehouse, warehouse or straight into OneLake? Parquet, delta-parquet or some random format? 😅

Andre Rocha

Sr. Analytics Engineer | Data Architect | Data Governance & IA | Certified PowerBI Specialist | Fabric Apps | Databricks | UI&UX | Lean Six Sigma YB

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It’s already possible using Power Apps Visual to manage a connection in Dataverse or an SQL database, but this requires a Power Apps Premium license to use connectors with the ability to write back in real time and these data sources have to allow DirectQuery mode on PowerBI. One way to achieve this is by using a SharePoint list as a database, but real-time write-back isn’t possible with that approach, so it doesn’t really make sense, haha. Including this feature as part of the Power BI Premium license would be a great addition. Databricks has already taken a significant step with Databricks Apps, which allow users to insert data through a user-friendly UI. These features will greatly scale the types of solutions that can be developed.

Arturo Torres Arpi

CEO @Ventagium | MIT | We liberate supply chain leaders from the shackles of spreadsheets to unlock operational efficiency through the use of data and analytics.

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Hey Miguel Myers, is this already in the Roadmap for a particular quarter in 2025?

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