Power BI
Reports, dashboards and semantic models with deeper technical analysis.
Microsoft Fabric governance software
Govern the Fabric estate without losing the Power BI detail.
Everscope creates one inventory across Fabric item types, then connects ownership, policies, technical findings, KPI definitions and evidence to the objects teams actually operate.
An extensible Fabric inventory
Keep new item types visible without redesigning governance each time.
Everscope treats Microsoft Fabric item type as extensible metadata, so new platform objects can enter the inventory while deeper analysis remains available for reports and semantic models.
Data movement
Dataflows, pipelines and the dependencies teams need to understand.
Data platform
Lakehouses, Warehouses, SQL databases and related governed metadata.
Engineering and AI
Notebooks, Spark jobs, ML items and new Fabric types as the platform grows.
Governance context
Inventory alone does not answer who is accountable.
- Business owner, technical owner, steward, domain and criticality
- Policy assessments, attestations and time-limited exceptions
- Finding priority, assignee, due date, decision, validator and ticket
- KPI trees linked to semantic models, measures and consuming reports
- Tenant-scoped CSV, XLSX, SQL and read-only API access
Permission choice
Start narrow; expand coverage only when the organisation approves it.
User-scoped onboarding inventories what the signed-in identity may access. Optional tenant-wide Scanner API coverage is a separate administrator-approved step. Everscope never turns that broader permission on silently.
Create Everscope account
No Microsoft permission is requested.
Connect user scope
Begin with delegated metadata access.
Start Governed trial
Fourteen days, no card required.
Expand deliberately
Add tenant coverage only when required.
Microsoft Fabric governance FAQ
Know the coverage and permission boundaries before you connect.
Which Microsoft Fabric items can Everscope inventory?
Everscope inventories Power BI items, Dataflows, pipelines, Lakehouses, Warehouses, SQL databases, notebooks, Spark jobs, ML items and other Fabric item types exposed as approved metadata.
Does Fabric governance require tenant-wide administrator access?
No. You can start with user-scoped metadata access. Broader tenant coverage is optional and requires an explicit Microsoft administrator approval step.
Does Everscope read data stored in Lakehouses or Warehouses?
No. Everscope reads metadata and approved operational signals only; it does not retrieve customer business-data rows from Fabric data stores.
Can Everscope change Fabric items?
No. Everscope is read-only and never changes or deletes Power BI or Microsoft Fabric content.
Commercial model
Pricing follows the governed estate.
Reports count as 1 item point, semantic models and orchestration items as 2, and platform data stores as 3. Measures, columns, findings and workspaces add no separate points.
Inspect the product before granting Microsoft access.
Every major Everscope view is available in the filled, read-only demo.