Team
€390/month
Up to 10 workspaces
One data team's corner of the tenant: its compute, storage and reporting workspaces.
Start with a trialFor Microsoft Fabric and Power BI
Your whole Fabric estate, mapped.
Fabriscope scans every lakehouse, warehouse, notebook, pipeline, dataflow, semantic model and report in your tenant. It builds full data lineage — showing how every table got created and which notebook or pipeline produced it — and it resolves access, telling you exactly who can see each report and who can reach the raw data underneath.
One scan reads the whole estate.
- Lakehouse and warehouse tables · views
- Notebooks and lake views %%sql · PySpark
- Pipelines Copy · Notebook · Invoke
- Dataflows Gen2 M
- Warehouse T-SQL · query history
- Eventstreams and mirroring
- Semantic models and reports TMDL · PBIR
- Delta logs, access, the audit log
Lineage and documentation
Fabriscope Data Catalog
- Finds what writes every table
- The notebook, pipeline, dataflow or eventstream — down to the exact cell or query.
- Draws lineage end to end
- From source systems through lakehouses and warehouses to semantic models and Power BI reports, across workspaces.
- Explains tables and views
- The SQL or PySpark behind each one, its schema, last write, rows and size.
- Lets your team document it
- Table and column descriptions written in place, with who edited them and when.
- Shows who can read each table
- Workspace roles, OneLake roles, and indirectly through semantic models.
- Shows what runs it
- Which pipeline triggers a notebook, and how its last run went.
- Flags what needs attention
- Stale tables, undocumented tables, and personal data exposed widely.
- Never pretends
- Every link is labelled declared, parsed or inferred; what it couldn't read is listed, not hidden.
Access and usage
Fabriscope Report Audience
- Who can open each report
- Every person, and why: a workspace role, direct access, a sharing link, or an Entra group expanded to its members.
- Power BI's real rule
- A person needs access to both the report and its semantic model, so the list is who can actually see it.
- Everything one person can see
- For access reviews, audits and leavers.
- Who actually opens what
- The last 30 days of the Power BI audit log, refreshed with every scan.
- Paid seats nobody uses
- Pro and PPU licences with no activity — never flagged without activity data to compare.
- What nobody needs any more
- Reports and models nobody opens, and refreshes that fail.
Getting connected
One-time setup, and it’s easy.
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Register an app
One service principal in Entra ID, with a client secret. Fabriscope stores it encrypted and never shows it again.
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Allow read-only admin APIs
Two tenant settings for the principal's security group. The connection check tells you which one is missing.
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Give it Contributor
On the workspaces the Data Catalog should document. Report Audience needs no workspace role at all.
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Pick workspaces and scan
One selection serves both products. Schedule up to eight scans a day; each re-reads only what changed.
Security review
Read-only, and specific about what that means.
Fabriscope never creates, changes or deletes anything in your tenant. Its Fabric client refuses every write verb, and a test in its own suite asserts that on every build.
Metadata and audit events. Never rows.
Workspace and item inventory, code definitions, table schemas and Delta commit history, access grants, who-opened-what. No table contents, no report data.
The one awkward part, said out loud
Microsoft's getDefinition API — the only way to read notebook and dataflow code — requires read-and-write permission on the item. So the Data Catalog needs Contributor, and never uses the write half. Report Audience needs no workspace role.
Your organisation, isolated
Every query is scoped to your organisation at the data layer. Deselect a workspace and its lineage is deleted at once, not at the next scan.
The secret stays a secret
Encrypted at rest, write-only through the API, scrubbed from every error before it is stored or logged.
Pricing
One subscription. You pay for the workspaces you scan.
Every plan includes the Data Catalog and Report Audience, every feature and unlimited users. A workspace counts once, whichever products read it. Prices in euros, excluding VAT. We invoice you directly; payment by bank transfer.
Business
€690/month
Up to 40 workspaces
Several teams and the reporting estate they share. Most mid-size tenants land here.
Start with a trialEnterprise
€1,690/month
Unlimited workspaces
The whole tenant, however large, including workspaces created next quarter.
Start with a trialData Catalog
- Table lineage from source to report
- The code that writes each table
- Docs, catalog and CSV export
- Who can read each table
- Findings: stale, exposed, undocumented
Report Audience
- Who can see each report, to the person
- Who opens it, from the audit log
- Pro and PPU seats nobody uses
- Dormant reports and models
Every plan
- Unlimited users, up to 5 admins
- Up to 8 scheduled scans a day
- One tenant, one service principal
- Monthly billing, cancel any time
Free for 7 days The trial is everything in Business — both products on up to 40 workspaces — for 7 days. No card.
Questions a Fabric admin asks first
Does it need us to change how we build?
No. There is nothing to install in your workspaces and no annotations to add. It reads the definitions Fabric already stores, the way they are.
What happens with code it can't fully read?
It says so. A table name built at runtime becomes a "dynamic" edge naming the expression it couldn't resolve; an unrecognised step is counted and listed under collection gaps. Nothing is dropped quietly, because a lineage graph that looks complete when it isn't is worse than none.
How long does the first scan take?
Report Audience's inventory takes seconds and the audit log a few minutes. The Data Catalog takes roughly five to twenty minutes for a few hundred items, because Microsoft rate-limits the definition API. You can watch each step's progress while it runs.
Why is a workspace the unit of price?
It is the one number both products share — the workspace selection is common to both — and it tracks the size of what you are documenting far better than a count of seats. Users are unlimited on every plan.
What if we outgrow our plan?
Choose a larger plan under Settings and the next scan covers the new selection. On a smaller plan, scans simply read the first workspaces up to its limit; nothing collected is deleted.
How do we pay, and who invoices us?
We invoice you directly, monthly, quarterly or yearly in advance, payable by bank transfer within 14 days. VAT follows EU rules: reverse-charged for EU businesses with a VAT number, Slovenian VAT for customers in Slovenia. Purchase orders are welcome. Cancel any time; nothing collected is deleted.
Who can do what?
Three roles, and as many people as you like. Viewers read both products. Contributors also write table and column descriptions. Admins connect the tenant, choose the workspaces to scan and run scans.