Stop exporting to Excel every month. We connect QuickBooks to Microsoft Fabric and Power BI — so revenue, expenses, profit and cash flow update automatically, in real time.
Most growing businesses still pull numbers by hand — and pay for it in time, errors, and decisions made on stale data.
Every report means another export to Excel — hours lost, and a fresh chance for copy-paste errors.
Revenue, expenses and cash flow live across disconnected reports and spreadsheets. No single source of truth.
By the time the report is built, the month is over. Trends and warning signs are hard to spot.
As you grow, the manual reporting process gets slower and more fragile — exactly when you need it most.
Explore the interactive report below — the same kind of live, drill-down financial dashboard we build for our clients, powered automatically from QuickBooks through Microsoft Fabric.
A short video tour of how QuickBooks data flows through Microsoft Fabric into the live Power BI dashboard — from raw company data to executive-ready insights.
Get the step-by-step guide →A secure, governed pipeline built on Microsoft Fabric's medallion architecture. Set up once, runs on its own.
Securely authenticate and connect the QuickBooks API directly inside Microsoft Fabric.
Your company file data lands automatically in OneLake — a complete, raw copy to build on.
ETL in Fabric notebooks (PySpark) cleans, joins and standardizes the financial data.
A star-schema warehouse feeds interactive Power BI dashboards your team can explore.
Data syncs automatically — no more month-end export marathons.
Revenue, expenses, profit and cash flow unified in a single governed model.
An enterprise-grade platform that grows as your business does.
The exact step-by-step approach we use to turn QuickBooks into automated financial dashboards. Download it free — instant access.
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End-to-end Fabric implementation — OneLake, data engineering and governance.
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Learn more →The quick answers — plus a full step-by-step guide if you want the detail.
Yes. Power BI connects to both QuickBooks Online (via its API or a partner/third-party connector) and QuickBooks Desktop (via ODBC or scheduled exports). The best method depends on your edition and how live you need the data.
Authorize a connection between QuickBooks and Power BI (API/connector for Online, ODBC or export for Desktop), select the tables you need, load them into Power BI or a warehouse, model the data, and schedule a refresh so dashboards stay current.
There are partner and third-party connectors, but no single official connector covers every scenario. For larger or automated setups, routing QuickBooks data through a data warehouse first is more reliable.
Yes, typically via the QODBC driver for a near-live connection, or by scheduling exports into a database that Power BI reads. Desktop has no live cloud API like QuickBooks Online.
Use scheduled refresh in Power BI. For robust automation, land QuickBooks data in a warehouse on a schedule and have Power BI read from there — this avoids token timeouts and record limits.
Whether you're on QuickBooks, Xero, SAP or Dynamics 365, we'll design and build a done-for-you analytics solution on Microsoft Fabric and Power BI. Book a free discovery call to see what's possible.