Get started with Fabric IQ

  • Learning Path
  • 4 Modules

At a glance

Fabric IQ lets you define business vocabulary in an ontology and bind it to data sources in OneLake. In this learning path, you start with the fundamentals of Fabric IQ, then build an ontology by creating entity types and relationships, visualize your data through interactive graphs, and connect an ontology to a data agent so business users can ask questions in natural language.

Prerequisites

Before starting this learning path, familiarity with Microsoft Fabric workspaces and basic data concepts such as tables, relationships, and queries is recommended.

Modules in this learning path

Understand Microsoft Fabric IQ fundamentals

Understand how Microsoft Fabric IQ connects business concepts to data so teams can investigate dependencies and use consistent definitions across analytics and agents.

Create an ontology with Fabric IQ

Create shared business context for AI agents by creating ontologies in Microsoft Fabric IQ that connect organizational data to business concepts, relationships, and metrics.

Visualize ontology data with Microsoft Fabric IQ

Explore connected business data in Microsoft Fabric IQ using entity instances and visual graph queries to answer relationship-based questions without writing SQL joins.

Build a Fabric data agent with an ontology

Build a data agent in Microsoft Fabric using ontology context from Fabric IQ so colleagues can ask business questions without understanding underlying data structures.

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