Last updated: August 26, 2026
Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering Services from Zapai help organizations build, orchestrate, and optimize data pipelines, notebooks, and Spark-based transformation workflows that turn raw data into analytics-ready, AI-ready datasets on OneLake.

Data engineering is the layer that connects raw source systems to the rest of the Microsoft Fabric estate. It is where data is ingested, cleaned, transformed, and structured before it ever reaches a warehouse, a lakehouse, or a Power BI report. Fabric brings pipelines, notebooks, Dataflows Gen2, and Spark compute together into one SaaS platform, removing the need to stitch together separate ETL tools, clusters, and orchestration engines.
At Zapai, we design and build data engineering workflows on Microsoft Fabric that are scalable, governed, and maintainable — from first ingestion through CI/CD-managed deployment.
Data engineering in Microsoft Fabric covers the tools and processes used to move, transform, and prepare data at scale. Rather than separate ingestion, transformation, and orchestration products, Fabric provides a single, integrated toolset:
Every one of these tools writes to and reads from OneLake, so engineering work is immediately available to the rest of the Fabric estate without duplicate copies or manual handoffs.
Microsoft Fabric unifies data ingestion, transformation, and orchestration in a single SaaS platform built on Delta Lake and OneLake, replacing fragmented ETL stacks with one governed environment.
This reduces the number of moving parts data teams have to manage while making transformed data instantly usable across warehousing, lakehouse, and BI workloads.
We design and build Fabric data pipelines that orchestrate ingestion and transformation across your entire data estate, from source systems to OneLake.
We build large-scale transformation logic using Fabric notebooks with PySpark, Spark SQL, and Scala for teams that need full code-level control.
For teams that need low-code transformation, we implement Dataflows Gen2 workflows that make data preparation accessible to analysts and citizen data engineers.
Our data engineering work is built directly on Fabric lakehouses and the open Delta Lake format, keeping transformed data queryable, versioned, and shareable.
We tune Spark job definitions and autoscaling compute pools so transformation jobs run reliably and cost-effectively at enterprise data volumes.
We set up Git integration and deployment pipelines so pipelines, notebooks, and dataflows move safely from development through test to production.
We implement monitoring, lineage tracking, and validation checks so data engineering teams can trust — and troubleshoot — every pipeline run.
We help teams move existing ETL/ELT workloads — from tools like SSIS, Azure Data Factory, or Databricks — onto Microsoft Fabric with minimal disruption.
Once your data engineering workflows are live, we provide ongoing monitoring, optimization, and support to keep pipelines running reliably.

Microsoft Fabric brings together the core capabilities data engineering teams need in one connected environment.
Build and schedule ingestion and transformation pipelines from a single, connected workspace.
Transform data at scale using PySpark, Spark SQL, or Scala with full version control.
Give analysts and citizen data engineers Power Query-based transformation without writing code.
Run large-scale transformation jobs on managed, autoscaling Spark pools with no cluster administration.
Connect Fabric workspaces to Git for branching, version history, and safe collaboration.
Promote pipelines, notebooks, and dataflows through dev, test, and production automatically.
Track how data moves and transforms across every pipeline, notebook, and dataflow run.
Write every transformation output directly to OneLake in the open, interoperable Delta format.

A well-built Fabric data engineering layer changes how quickly and reliably raw data becomes usable across the business.
These gains compound as more of the business relies on the same governed OneLake data instead of duplicated, tool-specific copies.

Zapai delivers Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering solutions across multiple industries, tailoring pipeline and transformation design to each sector’s data sources and compliance needs.

Zapai combines deep Microsoft Fabric expertise with hands-on data engineering experience to deliver pipelines and transformation workflows that hold up at production scale.
We help data teams build engineering workflows that feed clean, governed data into every downstream Fabric workload. Explore our broader Microsoft Fabric services to see how data engineering fits into your overall data strategy.
It is the set of tools — pipelines, notebooks, Dataflows Gen2, and Spark compute — used to ingest, transform, and orchestrate data before it reaches warehouses, lakehouses, or reports.
Fabric runs transformation logic on autoscaling Spark compute through notebooks (PySpark, Spark SQL, Scala) or Spark job definitions, writing results directly to OneLake in Delta format.
Dataflows Gen2 offer low-code, Power Query-based transformation for analysts, while notebooks give data engineers full code-level control using PySpark, Spark SQL, or Scala.
Yes. Zapai assesses existing ETL/ELT workloads and re-platforms pipelines, notebooks, and jobs onto Microsoft Fabric with parallel-run validation before cutover.
Yes. Fabric workspaces integrate with Git and support deployment pipelines that promote pipelines, notebooks, and dataflows across development, test, and production.
Every pipeline, notebook, and dataflow reads from and writes to OneLake in open Delta format, so transformed data is instantly available across the whole Fabric estate.
Turn raw, scattered data into clean, governed, analytics-ready datasets with Microsoft Fabric Data Engineering Services from Zapai. Automate ingestion, transformation, and deployment with pipelines, notebooks, Dataflows Gen2, and CI/CD built on OneLake.