Microsoft integration that reaches the systems other tools can't.
Connect Microsoft Fabric OneLake to your OT, IoT, apps + operational systems in real-time. Stream live data into OneLake as Delta tables, and make lake data and AI actionable back in the operation.
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Microsoft is brilliant at what it does. Useless at everything else your data + AI needs to touch.
Operational data reaches OneLake through scheduled pipelines and manual uploads, real-time machine data lands late, and the Power BI Direct Lake reports on top show a picture that is already stale.
The integration tool you've already tried probably can't fix it.
App-to-app. Useful, until it isn't.
Connectors for Microsoft, Slack + a thousand other cloud apps. Cheap + fast for the easy half of integration. Where they hit a wall:
- OT + IoT sources whose real-time streams need eventstream or Delta ingestion, not manual uploads
- ERP, MES and operational apps outside Microsoft that hold the business context
- Edge and remote sites streaming telemetry into OneLake over intermittent links
- Power BI Direct Lake and Fabric workloads that depend on complete, current operational data
OT, IoT, apps, streaming + AI. One platform.
The integration platform built for what other tools can't (or won't) reach - plus an AI data fabric, MCP server + app builder layered on top.
- Microsoft + every OT, IoT and streaming data source
- OT/IoT, databases, streaming, files, ERP + custom-built connectors.
- Files, legacy SQL, FTP + custom-built connectors
- Real-time bidirectional sync, tier-aware + rate-limit-safe
- AI Data Fabric, MCP, automation + custom apps included
Microsoft + Rayven: AI, automation + tools that reach every system you run.
5 examples of what Rayven customers run on Microsoft + integrated systems. Built in weeks, not months.
Operational data lands as Delta tables
Rayven streams SCADA, historian and sensor data into OneLake as Delta tables via OPC-UA, MQTT and CDC, feeding Fabric eventstream. Machine data is ready for Direct Lake in real-time, not after a scheduled pipeline.
Business context joins the lake
Orders, assets and master data from ERP and apps outside Microsoft flow into OneLake via shortcuts, so Fabric workloads see machine data with its business context intact.
Fabric + Copilot outputs act live
Predictions from Fabric and Copilot on OneLake push back to alerts, work orders and AI agents via Rayven MCP, so lake insight drives a live decision in the operation.
Edge telemetry streams to the lake
Remote plants and sites buffer and stream telemetry into OneLake over intermittent links, so no operational event is dropped before it reaches Fabric and the reports on top.
Direct Lake reports stay current
Landed Delta tables feed Power BI Direct Lake with no import step, so reports read current operational data straight from OneLake instead of a refreshed copy.
Integration is the start with Rayven.
Here's what comes with it.
Rayven isn't just a Microsoft connector. It's the operational software platform underneath - so once Microsoft is connected, four more capabilities come online by default.
AI-ready data layer (AI Data Fabric)
Microsoft data joined with ERP, IoT + legacy - contextualised, unified and structured so AI models, agents and tools can use it without ETL prep work.
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Live AI access (Rayven MCP)
Claude, ChatGPT + Gemini get live, governed access to Microsoft and every other connected system. Your AI stops guessing - cites real Microsoft records + numbers.
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Automation + AI agents
Workflows + AI agents act on Microsoft data without human intervention - escalate at-risk accounts, trigger operational work, auto-update forecasts, draft customer comms.
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Custom apps + portals
Unified customer portals, ops dashboards, mobile field apps, partner portals - built on top of integrated Microsoft data. No separate BI tool, no separate dev stack.
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All on top of your existing stack. No rip + replace. Microsoft stays Microsoft. Rayven works on what you've already built. Specifically tuned for real-time Delta ingestion into OneLake with Direct Lake and Entra ID governance preserved.
Rayven is a five-layer platform ALL your integrations + much more
can run on.
Integration is one layer of Rayven. Data, execution, presentation + governance are the other four - all delivered as one platform on one commercial.
Pick the right tool for your stack.
Microsoft integration looks different at every scale. Honest comparison of the four common paths - Rayven only wins on some of them.
The integration is the easy bit.
The platform + team behind it is the difference.
Platform + team. One commercial.
Not five vendors stitched together. Rayven is the platform AND the Australia-based expert team that scopes, builds + supports it. One commercial. No licence stacking, no finger-pointing.
Built for OneLake shortcuts + Delta storage.
Rayven lands OT, IoT and app data into OneLake as Delta tables through its REST and ADLS-compatible endpoint, authenticating with Entra ID. Eventstream and Delta ingestion land machine data in real-time, ready for Direct Lake, and predictions sync back to operations and AI agents.
We stay after go-live.
No handoff. No disappearing. Rayven is a long-term partner when your Microsoft evolves, your stack changes, or you push further. 24/7 support. Same team, same platform, same commercial.
Hosted your way, where you need.
Deploy as cloud, private cloud + on-premise - in Australia, the US, the UK, or anywhere else your Microsoft data needs to live. Your residency, your rules, your local compliance environment.
The questions Microsoft admins, RevOps + IT ask first.
If you're evaluating Rayven for Microsoft integration, these are the things worth knowing before booking a call.
The 30-minute call covers
- Your Microsoft + connected stack today
- What's reachable + which systems to bring in first
- Live walkthrough of Rayven against your scenario
- Time, scope + delivery estimate
- Honest read on whether Rayven's the right fit
What is Microsoft Fabric OneLake integration?
Microsoft Fabric OneLake integration connects OneLake to the real-time operational systems that feed it - OT, IoT, ERP and edge sources - so live data lands as Delta tables and lake insights act back in operations. Rayven delivers this as an AI data fabric, not a single-purpose connector, and is not a data lake itself.
Does Rayven replace Microsoft Fabric OneLake?
No. Rayven does not replace OneLake and is not a data lake. Rayven is the real-time AI data fabric that sits alongside OneLake - streaming operational data in as Delta, and activating lake data and AI in operations. OneLake stays your unified lake; Rayven feeds and activates it.
How does Rayven land real-time data in OneLake?
Rayven writes to OneLake as Delta tables through its REST and ADLS Gen2-compatible endpoint, fed from OT and IoT via OPC-UA, MQTT and CDC through the integration layer. It also connects databases, ERP and files, so operational data is ready for Direct Lake continuously.
Can Rayven connect OneLake to non-Microsoft operational data?
Yes. Rayven lands operational data from outside Microsoft - on-premise OT, ERP and edge sources - into OneLake as Delta, governed by Entra ID. Sovereign, edge and hybrid deployment is supported. See the Rayven Platform.
How long does Microsoft Fabric OneLake integration take with Rayven?
Most OneLake integrations go live in 2-12 weeks. A single OT-to-OneLake stream runs in 2-3 weeks; a full fabric that lands operational data and activates lake AI runs 6-12 weeks. Choose DIY, done-for-you or hybrid delivery.
What are the technical specifics of Microsoft Fabric OneLake integration with Rayven?
Rayven writes to OneLake through its REST APIs and the ADLS Gen2-compatible endpoint, authenticating with Entra ID. Real-time operational data - OT, IoT, historian and app events - is ingested via OPC-UA, MQTT, Modbus and CDC, then landed as Delta tables so machine data is ready for Direct Lake and Fabric workloads immediately rather than through a scheduled pipeline. Delta schema, partitions and OneLake workspace structure are respected, and Entra ID governance is preserved end-to-end. Shortcuts virtualise external lakes without copying, and Fabric eventstream drives downstream processing. Capacity-based throttling is managed through batching and back-pressure so high-volume writes never drop events. Non-Microsoft sources - on-premise ERP, databases and files - land through the same fabric, and Fabric or Copilot predictions push back into operations and AI agents via Rayven MCP. Validated against Microsoft Fabric with OneLake and Direct Lake enabled. Rayven complements OneLake; it is not a data lake and does not replace it.
Microsoft + AI integration.
In weeks, not months.
Book a 30-minute call. Walk away with a tailored plan - what's reachable, what to bring in first, time + scope.