Centralize your ESG data and transform it into actionable insights
- Combine and standardize your ESG data from disparate sources using an extensible ESG data model that covers carbon, energy, water, waste, biodiversity, social, and governance activities. Use the data for robust analytics and reporting, such as for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Access datasets using Microsoft Sustainability Manager and other applications for scenarios like data audits and report generation.
- Centralize, query, and analyze carbon emissions generated when you use Microsoft Azure services. Analyze your usage-based emissions trends over time, by subscription and by resource, using interactive dashboards. Identify top emissions contributors and reduction opportunities and create custom reports.
- Directly connect your environmental data—including carbon, water, and waste data—from Microsoft Sustainability Manager. Create custom environmental notebooks and dashboard visualizations to analyze metrics and better understand your environmental impacts.
- Use prebuilt and custom metrics tools to transform data and align it with industry-specific data models. Prepare to meet reporting requirements, such as the CSRD.
- Centralize your data from various sources into a standard schema that provides models for social and governance records. Use the standardized data to define, compute, and analyze social and governance metrics—then visualize the metrics and trends using interactive dashboards.
Frequently asked questions about
sustainability data solutions in Fabric
Frequently asked questions about
sustainability data solutions in Fabric
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Microsoft Fabric is an end-to-end analytics and data platform designed for enterprises that need a unified solution. Fabric offers a comprehensive suite of services, including data lake storage, data engineering, and real-time intelligence—all in one place and with AI at every layer.
With Fabric, you don't need to piece together different analytics services from multiple providers. Instead, you can use a single, easy-to-use platform that’s designed to simplify and accelerate analytics.
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Sustainability data solutions are prebuilt services in Fabric designed to help you centralize your environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data estate for holistic analysis. Using an extensible ESG data model and integration templates, you can access and organize your ESG data alongside your other enterprise data, run advanced analytics, and improve data sharing and governance. Ultimately, datasets and AI models help you generate data intelligence and actionable insights to drive progress.
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Sustainability data solutions in Fabric include:
Environmental, social, and governance metrics
Each solution includes unique capabilities and preconfigured resources—such as data lakes, notebooks, and dashboards—along with an expansive ESG data model featuring more than 400 tables covering carbon, water, waste, social, governance, biodiversity, and general business areas. -
With Microsoft Copilot large language model (LLM) assistance, you can simply describe the visuals and insights you’re looking for, and Copilot will do the rest. Use Copilot to:
Create and tailor reports in seconds.
Generate and edit calculations.
Create narrative summaries.
Ask questions about your data.
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Microsoft Sustainability Manager is not required to use sustainability data solutions in Microsoft Fabric. Fabric is designed to unify data from Microsoft Sustainability Manager and other Microsoft and third-party applications into a centralized ESG data estate.
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Our 60-day Fabric trial includes access to Fabric product experiences and resources for creating and hosting Fabric items.
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To get more familiar with sustainability data solutions in Fabric, you can access a complete learning path as well as detailed technical documentation on Microsoft Learn. You’ll also find end-to-end tutorials in Microsoft Fabric, providing a foundational understanding of the Fabric UI and the various experiences supported by Fabric, along with how they work together.
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