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+This guide contains the necessary steps to connect a Microsoft Fabric environment to your Elementary account.
+
+### Prerequisites
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+- A Microsoft Fabric workspace with a warehouse or lakehouse SQL endpoint.
+- An Azure AD (Entra ID) app registration (service principal) with access to your Fabric workspace.
+- ODBC Driver 18 for SQL Server is used under the hood — no action needed on your side, it is pre-installed in Elementary Cloud.
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+### Create an Azure AD service principal
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+If you don't already have a service principal configured:
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+1. In the [Azure portal](https://portal.azure.com), go to **Azure Active Directory** > **App registrations** > **New registration**.
+2. Give it a name (e.g. `elementary-fabric`) and register it.
+3. Note the **Application (client) ID** and **Directory (tenant) ID**.
+4. Go to **Certificates & secrets** > **New client secret**, create a secret, and copy the **Value**.
+5. In your Fabric workspace, add the service principal as a **Viewer** in the workspace settings. This is the minimum workspace-level role required for connectivity.
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+### Grant minimal permissions
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+Elementary Cloud only requires **read-only access to the Elementary schema** and **metadata access** (e.g. `INFORMATION_SCHEMA`). We recommend granting only the minimum permissions needed.
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+After the service principal can connect, run the following statements in your Fabric warehouse with admin permissions:
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+```sql
+-- Grant read-only access to the Elementary schema
+GRANT SELECT ON SCHEMA :: [] TO [];
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+-- Grant access to view metadata (table definitions, columns, etc.)
+GRANT VIEW DEFINITION ON SCHEMA :: [] TO [];
+```
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+Replace `` with the name of your Elementary schema (usually `[your dbt target schema]_elementary`), and `` with the display name of your service principal.
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+### Fill the connection form
+
+In the Elementary platform, go to **Environments** in the left menu, and click on the **Create Environment** button.
+Choose a name for your environment, and then choose **Fabric** as your data warehouse type.
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+Provide the following fields:
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+- **Server**: The Fabric SQL connection endpoint. You can find this in the Fabric portal under your warehouse settings. It typically looks like `.datawarehouse.fabric.microsoft.com`.
+- **Port**: The port to connect to. Default is `1433`.
+- **Tenant ID**: The Azure AD (Entra ID) Directory (tenant) ID.
+- **Client ID**: The Azure AD Application (client) ID of the service principal.
+- **Client Secret**: The client secret value you generated for the service principal.
+
+Then, for each dbt project in your environment, provide:
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+- **Database name**: The name of the Fabric warehouse or lakehouse SQL endpoint.
+- **Elementary schema**: The name of your Elementary schema. Usually `[your dbt target schema]_elementary`.
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