Overview
Incorta’s new MS Fabric data destination enables you to push curated, enriched, or transformed datasets directly into MS Fabric.
Supported Incorta Versions: 2024.7.6 and above
Configuration
To enable the MS Fabric data destination, a set of configurations must be completed both in MS Fabric and Incorta:
- Ensure that Incorta is on Azure ADLS
- Ensure the MS Fabric connector is installed in Incorta.
- Fabric Data Destination Setup
- Log to an existing Fabric Warehouse
- Copy the SQL connection String from the Warehouse settings , example =
'5qdevuwvfepepnmtwr6wtkwjhe-3luyt6zurr2uzdtjwyro6d6rg4.datawarehouse.fabric.microsoft.com'
- How to get the connection string

- Create a (or use an existing) Service Principle - https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/howto-create-service-principal-portal
- Get the Service Principle ID and Key
- Grant the Service principle access to Fabric workspace as Contributor
- Manage access > Add people or groups > Enter the Service Principle ID > Choose Contributor > Click on Add
- Create a SAS Token that has access to the Tenant source folder (ask the cloud team to create and share) . Needs (List, Read) permissions. Refer to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/ai-services/document-intelligence/authentication/create-sas-...
The SAS token is to allow read and list access to the Incorta parquet data, so this should be generated for the storage container that has Incorta data.
- Create the MS Fabric Data Destination

- Set a data destination for a physical schema that will push tables to MS Fabric.
- In the Navigation bar, select Schema
- In the Action bar, select Settings (gear icon) → Set Data Destination
- In the Set Schema Destination for <SCHEMA_NAME> dialog:
- Select the Schema Destination
- Enter Target Schema Name, which is the table name you want to create in the data destination. The default value is schema name in Incorta
- Load the schema and check the tables in MS Fabric