SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric Migration, Automated by FLIP
On-premises SQL Server locks your data behind hardware refresh cycles, manual SSIS maintenance, and a fragmented BI stack. Kanerika's FLIP Migration Accelerator automates SQL Server to Fabric migration, moving your databases, SSIS packages, and reporting workloads end to end, preserving business logic without rebuilding from scratch. FLIP accelerators are available on the Azure Marketplace and are eligible for your Azure Committed Spend (MACC).
See FLIP scan your SQL Server environment, convert SSIS packages to Fabric data pipelines, and move your full data estate to Microsoft Fabric while preserving transformation logic and business rules at every step of the migration.
Migration ROI Calculator
Kanerika’s IP-led accelerator, FLIP, automates your migration with major resource savings, ensuring a faster, lower-risk move to your target platform.
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Crystal Reports → Microsoft Power BI
Automate legacy report migration
Tableau → Microsoft Power BI
Cut Tableau costs and licensing complexity.
Cognos → Microsoft Power BI
Modernize outdated BI infrastructure
SSRS → Microsoft Power BI
Convert server reports to interactive Power BI dashboards
Qlik → Microsoft Power BI
Modernize BI dashboards and reporting.
SAP Crystal Reports: Your Asset Counts
Individual report files
Embedded subreport components
DB connections / DSNs
Tableau: Your Asset Counts
Published workbooks on Tableau Server/Cloud
Dashboard sheets within workbooks
Tableau Server published data sources
IBM Cognos: Your Asset Counts
Report Studio / Analytics reports
Modular data source definitions
Framework Manager packages
SSRS: Your Asset Counts
Report Definition Language files
Reusable dataset definitions
Centralised connection strings
Qlik: Your Asset Counts
Qlik Sense / QlikView applications
Sheets and dashboard views to migrate
Sources and connection definitions
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Informatica → Talend
Cut ETL costs and modernize pipelines.
Informatica → Microsoft Fabric
Unify into an AI-ready data platform.
Informatica → Databricks
Build cloud-native Lakehouse ETL.
Informatica → Alteryx
Enable self-service analytics with automated conversion.
Azure Data Factory → Microsoft Fabric
Modernize to Fabric workloads.
Alteryx → Microsoft Fabric
Move to a unified, cloud-native platform.
Alteryx → Databricks
Modernize workflows on a Lakehouse platform.
Informatica PowerCenter → Talend: Your Asset Counts
ETL mapping definitions
Orchestrated workflow objects
Session tasks within workflows
Informatica PowerCenter → Microsoft Fabric: Your Asset Counts
ETL mapping definitions
Orchestrated workflow objects
Session tasks within workflows
Informatica PowerCenter → Databricks: Your Asset Counts
ETL mapping definitions
Orchestrated workflow objects
Session tasks within workflows
Informatica PowerCenter → Alteryx: Your Asset Counts
ETL mapping definitions
Orchestrated workflow objects
Session tasks within workflows
Azure Data Factory: Your Asset Counts
ADF / Synapse pipelines
Mapping / wrangling dataflows
Connection configurations
Alteryx Designer: Your Asset Counts
Standard Alteryx workflows
Reusable macro components
Interactive application workflows
Alteryx → Databricks: Your Asset Counts
Standard Alteryx workflows
Reusable macro components
Interactive application workflows
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SQL Services → Microsoft Fabric
Eliminate on-prem costs and boost overall performance
SQL Server Services: Your Asset Counts
Integration Services packages
Analysis Services tabular / multidim models
Reporting Services reports
Migration Path
UiPath → Power Automate
Cut RPA costs while leveraging existing Microsoft licenses
UiPath: Your Asset Counts
Human-in-the-loop desktop automations
Scheduled / background bot processes
XAML workflow files per bot
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How FLIP Delivers This ROI
FLIP is Kanerika's proprietary migration accelerator. Here's exactly
where the savings come from:
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Cuts Data Processing Costs
FLIP automates the heaviest migration work: parsing, converting,
and remapping assets, so you're not paying developers to do what
a platform can handle.
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Accelerates Time-to-Insights
Pre-built migration intelligence means your new platform is live
in weeks, not months, so business teams get access to data
dramatically faster.
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Boosts Operational Efficiency
Automated validation and QA across every migrated workflow
eliminates manual review cycles and reduces go-live risk across
the board.
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Delivers Savings Fast
FLIP's accelerated delivery compresses timelines and overhead, so
ROI lands in the same quarter, not the next fiscal year.
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Automated SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric Migration Process
Environment Discovery and Inventory
FLIP scans your SQL Server databases, SSIS packages, SSRS reports, and SSAS models before any migration starts, producing a full inventory of schemas, dependencies, and complexity so scope and effort are confirmed upfront.
Automated Schema and Pipeline Conversion
FLIP converts SQL Server schemas to Fabric Lakehouse or Warehouse and migrates SSIS packages to Fabric data pipelines automatically, preserving transformation logic through every stage of the SSIS to Fabric migration.
Parallel Validation and Parity Testing
Converted Fabric workloads run in parallel with your live SQL Server environment, validating data outputs and pipeline results against SQL Server benchmarks before any production cutover takes place.
Production Cutover and Team Onboarding
FLIP flags complex schemas and SSIS packages for engineer review, completes production deployment after sign-off, and configures your Microsoft Fabric environment with full enterprise onboarding for your data team.
Unlock Significant Gains with SQL to Fabric Migration
The MicrosoftFabric migration from SQL server benefits your business at every workload scale. FLIP handles the conversion. Your team validates and signs off. Kanerika delivers this as a Microsoft Fabric data migration service, from environment discovery to production deployment.
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Delivering Analytics Excellence with SQL Server to Fabric Migration
What does a SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric migration involve?
A SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric migration covers four stages: full environment discovery across databases and SSIS packages, automated schema and pipeline conversion using FLIP, parallel parity testing against SQL Server outputs, and production deployment with Fabric environment configuration. FLIP automates discovery and conversion for the majority of standard SQL Server workload types, cutting manual effort significantly. Engineers review complex schemas, custom SSIS logic, and edge cases before sign-off. The SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric migration runs alongside your live environment, so production operations remain unaffected throughout the transition.
What are the Microsoft Fabric benefits when migrating from SQL Server?
The core Microsoft Fabric benefits migrating from SQL Server include eliminating on-premises infrastructure costs, consolidating data engineering and BI workloads under one platform, and gaining cloud-native scalability without SQL Server licensing constraints. Fabric replaces SSIS, SSRS, and SSAS with integrated services, reducing the number of separate tools your data team manages. Built-in Power BI and Copilot integration delivers AI-ready analytics without middleware. Microsoft Fabric migration from SQL Server benefits also extend to governance: one security model replaces the fragmented approach required across SQL Server, SSIS, and separate reporting tools.
What do SSIS to Microsoft Fabric migration services include?
Kanerika’s SSIS to Microsoft Fabric migration services cover the full project scope: SSIS package discovery and inventory, automated conversion to Fabric data pipelines using FLIP, output parity testing against live SSIS pipelines, and production deployment with team onboarding. FLIP handles standard SSIS package types automatically. Kanerika engineers manage complex packages, custom scripts, and third-party connector dependencies. Every engagement starts with a pre-migration assessment that confirms scope and timeline before conversion begins. SSIS to Microsoft Fabric migration services are structured for both phased and full migration approaches, depending on your environment.
What is the difference between SSIS migration to Azure Data Factory and Fabric?
SSIS migration to Azure Data Factory moves your SSIS packages to a managed cloud ETL service within Azure. Migrating SSIS to Microsoft Fabric takes a broader approach, converting SSIS to Fabric-native data pipelines fully integrated with Lakehouse, Warehouse, and Power BI in one platform. Organizations already invested in Microsoft Fabric should consider migrating SSIS packages to Fabric rather than Azure Data Factory alone, as it removes the need to maintain a separate ETL service. FLIP supports both paths. Kanerika advises on the right approach based on your Azure footprint and data strategy.
How much does a SQL Server to Fabric migration cost?
Cost depends on the number of databases, SSIS packages, and reports, how complex they are, and how much needs manual review. Kanerika starts with an assessment of your SQL Server estate and estimates the work from that. FLIP automates schema, package, and pipeline conversion, which lowers engineering effort compared with a manual rebuild. FLIP accelerators are available on the Azure Marketplace and are eligible for Azure Committed Spend (MACC).
How does Kanerika replace SSIS with Microsoft Fabric pipelines?
Kanerika uses FLIP to replace SSIS with Microsoft Fabric by scanning your SSIS environment, converting packages to Fabric-native data pipelines, and validating outputs before decommissioning SSIS infrastructure. Engineers manage complex packages, third-party connectors, and edge cases that fall outside automated conversion scope. The SSIS to Fabric data pipeline conversion includes output parity testing to confirm equivalent results in Fabric. Organizations that replace SSIS with Microsoft Fabric gain serverless scalability, native integration with Fabric Lakehouse and Warehouse, and lower infrastructure overhead than maintaining on-premises SSIS.
Does SQL Server to Fabric migration cover SSAS and SSRS workloads?
Yes. Kanerika’s SQL Server to Fabric migration covers SSAS to Fabric and SSRS to Fabric transitions alongside core database and SSIS workloads. SSAS tabular models are assessed for conversion to Power BI semantic models in Fabric, and multidimensional cubes are scoped for redesign as tabular models. SSRS reports are evaluated for migration to Power BI paginated reports or interactive Power BI reports. Both SSAS to Fabric and SSRS to Fabric paths are scoped during the initial assessment so complexity and effort are defined before migration starts. Kanerika recommends consolidating these workloads in a single SQL Server to Fabric migration engagement to reduce cost and transition risk.
How long does a SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric migration take?
Timeline depends on the volume and complexity of your SQL Server databases, SSIS packages, SSRS reports, and SSAS models. Simple SQL Server environments with standard SSIS pipelines typically complete a Fabric migration in four to eight weeks using FLIP. Medium-complexity environments with custom SSIS logic and multiple source systems take eight to fourteen weeks. Large enterprise SQL Server to Microsoft Fabric migration projects with extensive SSIS estates may extend to four to six months. FLIP reduces effort at every scale by automating discovery and conversion. Kanerika confirms scope, timeline, and cost before any migration work begins.
Is FLIP available on Azure Marketplace for SQL Server to Fabric migrations?
Yes. Kanerika’s FLIP Migration Accelerator is available on the Azure Marketplace and eligible for the Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). Organizations with committed Azure spend can apply MACC credits toward SQL Server to Fabric migration project costs, reducing out-of-pocket expenses. Kanerika holds Microsoft’s Data Warehouse Migration to Azure Specialization and is a certified Microsoft Solutions Partner for Data and AI. FLIP has passed Microsoft’s technical and compliance requirements. Kanerika also holds ISO 27001, SOC 2, ISO 9001, and CMMI Level 3 certifications.
Which organizations get the most value from migrating SQL Server to Fabric?
Organizations running on-premises SQL Server with growing infrastructure costs, aging SSIS pipelines, and fragmented BI environments built on SSRS and SSAS benefit most from migrating to Microsoft Fabric. Enterprises already invested in Microsoft 365, Azure, or Power BI gain immediate value from Fabric’s native integration. Companies looking to consolidate data engineering, warehousing, and analytics onto one platform find the move from SQL Server to Fabric especially valuable. Kanerika works with clients across financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and retail. A migration assessment confirms whether a phased or full migration fits your environment.
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