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Top 1% Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Migration Services

Move off Synapse before the next deprecation notice picks your deadline for you.

Microsoft is retiring Synapse one component at a time, and with each retired component, your risk compounds. We migrate your workspaces, pipelines, notebooks and SQL pools to Microsoft Fabric in tested stages, with Synapse running the whole time, so nobody finds a broken report on cutover day. Enjoy a seamless transition with top 1% Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Migration Services. Starting at $15,000. Fixed price by environment size. You know the cost before we start.

Starting at $15,000 FIXED PRICE BY ENVIRONMENT SIZEASSESSMENT → MIGRATION → VALIDATION
ONE CLIENT, ONE MIGRATION
Seamless Migration
Monthly platform cost
$18 - 20k → ~$5k
Fabric Cost Reduction

≈75% reduction after moving a distribution client from Synapse to Fabric, with no loss of reporting.

  • Synapse stays live until Fabric proves it matches
  • Testing at every stage, documented
  • Top 1% Microsoft Fabric partner
Reporting stayed live through cutover
ZERO DOWNTIME

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Why Do You Need Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Migration Services?

Synapse still runs. That's exactly what makes it dangerous.

There's no single switch-off date. Instead, pieces get retired, runtimes get disabled, and every new data and AI capability ships to Fabric. No big deadline ever arrives, just a string of notices, each landing on a different engineer's desk, until one of them breaks something leadership can see. Do not let this lure you into a false sense of security. Here's why to migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric.

Sign 1

The meeting where the number is wrong

A runtime gets disabled. A nightly pipeline fails quietly. Your CFO presents last week's numbers to the board. You find out when someone asks why the dashboard doesn't match.

YOU CAN’T TRUST THE NUMBERS YOU’RE PRESENTING.

Sign 2

The invoice nobody can explain


Dedicated SQL pools, duplicate storage, data copied between services. The Synapse bill climbs every quarter, and the honest answer to "why?" is a shrug.

YOU’RE PAYING MORE FOR A PLATFORM YOU CAN’T EXPLAIN.

Sign 3

The AI roadmap you can't deliver


Leadership wants Copilot and AI agents on company data. Those land in Fabric, not Synapse. Every month you wait is another month building on a platform that isn't moving forward.

YOUR AI ROADMAP IS MOVING FORWARD. YOUR DATA PLATFORM ISN’T.

THE DEPRECATION CLOCK

It's not one deadline. It's a countdown you're already inside.

Many teams wait for an official end date that never comes, then migrate in a panic when one component breaks. That's the expensive way: on Microsoft's schedule, under pressure, with production at risk. The cheap way is choosing your date now, while Synapse still works and you still have options. Here's the timeline to ilustrate what to expect when regarding Azure Synapse to Fabric migration services. 

Oct 7, 2025 · RetiredAzure Synapse Data ExplorerRetired. The first Synapse service to go, and a sign of where the rest is heading
Mar 31, 2026 · RetiredSynapse Spark 3.4 runtimeEnd of support. Jobs on it are being disabled.
Oct 31, 2026 · AnnouncedEnd of support for Spark 3.5, Synapse's newest runtimeSpark 4.0 ships in Fabric. Synapse doesn't get it.
Aug 1, 2027 · RetiringTrusted-services firewall access for Synapse workspacesWorkspaces must move to private links — a change you'd make twice if you migrate after.
Oct 31, 2027 · RetiringSpark 3.5 support ends in SynapseWith no newer Synapse runtime to move to.

Experience that reduces risk

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20+Years of ERP delivery at scale
150+ERP & digital transformation projects

As a certified Microsoft Solutions Partner, we hold specialist designations across Business Applications, Finance, Supply Chain, Support Services, and Modern Work -- reinforcing our depth in Dynamics 365 and Fabric environments.

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THE Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Migration Services Process

Three steps. You stay in control at every one.

Here's our Azure Synapse to Fabric Migration services work in 3 steps.

01
Scope

Assess & map

We inventory every workspace, pipeline, notebook, SQL pool, linked service and Power BI connection, map each one to its Fabric home, and flag what won't move automatically. You get a written plan before anything moves.

02
Move

Migrate in planned stages

Workloads move in dependency order, tested at every step. Where it makes sense we redesign rather than copy, so you come out with a better platform, not just a new one. Synapse keeps running in parallel.

03
Validate

Validate, then cut over

Row counts, schemas and business logic are compared side by side. Reports are repointed. Synapse is switched off only after Fabric proves it matches, and you get the validation report to show for it.

Who Azure Synapse to Fabric Migration Services Are For

Built for the people who'll be asked what went wrong.

CFO-persona

CIOs & CTOs

"I need to retire Synapse on my terms, without a production incident with my name on it."

Controller-persona

Data & BI leads

"My team can't absorb a migration on top of keeping the lights on."

Finance-Director-persona

Finance Manager

Increase productivity and reduce operational risk.

Operations-leader-persona

CFOs & controllers

"I need the number to be right in the board meeting, and the platform bill to stop climbing."

IT-persona

Anyone on Synapse today

Dedicated or serverless SQL pools, Spark, Synapse pipelines, or Data Explorer workloads that now have to move.

How Much Does it Cost to Migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric?

Know the price before we start. Not after the scope creeps.

Priced by environment size. No open-ended discovery phase, no surprise change orders halfway through. Here is how Azure Synapse migration to to Fabric pricing works.

Small environment
Starting at

$15,000

Up to 2 TB and up to 25 pipelines and notebooks.

Medium environment
Starting at

$35,000

2 to 10 TB and up to 75 pipelines and notebooks.

Large Environment
Priced after a

Readiness Assessment

Over 10 TB or complex dependencies. We scope it properly so the quote holds.

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Spending $10,000+ a month on Synapse?

Microsoft migration funding may be available. We'll check your eligibility during the assessment.

WHAT'S AT STAKE When You Wait to Migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric

Waiting doesn't make this migration smaller. It makes it bigger.

If you wait

  • Every pipeline built this quarter is one more to migrate next year.
  • A deprecation forces an emergency on Microsoft's timeline, not yours.
  • You keep paying Synapse rates for duplicate compute and storage.
  • DIY teams underestimate pipeline rebuilds and break reports at cutover.
  • Your AI roadmap stalls on a platform that won't get those features.
If you move now

  • You pick the date, the order and the pace.
  • You know the price before work starts.
  • Synapse stays live as your safety net until Fabric is proven.
  • You walk into the next leadership meeting with numbers you can defend.
  • You land where Copilot, Spark 4.0 and Direct Lake already live.

You'll Learn:

DISTRIBUTION & LOGISTICS

$18–20k → ~$5k

Monthly data platform cost, before and after

They called us for an emergency and left with a 75% smaller bill.

A Synapse component their reporting depended on was being retired. We fixed the immediate problem, then noticed they were spending close to $20,000 a month on Synapse infrastructure that didn't need to cost that much.

We brought back a Fabric migration plan built on their own data. Today they pay around $5,000 a month, with no loss of reporting. 

FREE RESOURCES TO HELP YOU PREPARE FOR Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric TRANSITION

Download the Executive Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Migration Guide

Moving from Azure Synapse Analytics to Microsoft Fabric doesn’t have to mean rebuilding your entire data estate or committing to a risky cutover. The bigger challenge is knowing what migrates cleanly, what requires manual work, and what the move will actually cost before you start.

How to Migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric

Free Azure Synapse to Fabric Migration Guide

Get a practical executive guide to planning your move from Azure Synapse Analytics to Microsoft Fabric. See where your existing Synapse artifacts land in Fabric, which workloads require additional migration work, and how to choose between lift-and-shift, phased modernization, and a parallel run.

You’ll also see how to assess your current environment, identify runtime exposure, compare Synapse spend against a right-sized Fabric capacity, and determine whether Microsoft migration funding may apply. If you are not sure where to start to migrate from Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric, the guidance you need is here. 

Download the Azure Synapse to Fabric Migration Guide
WHAT DOES THE FREE SYNAPSE TO FABRIC GUIDE COVER?

You'll Learn:

  • Where Synapse SQL pools, Spark, pipelines and storage land in Fabric
  • Which Synapse artifacts migrate natively and which require manual work
  • How to choose between lift-and-shift, phased modernization and parallel run
  • What migration tools won’t handle, including linked services and custom Spark configurations
  • How to compare current Synapse spend against a right-sized Fabric capacity
  • How to inventory your environment and identify migration risks before you start

*You’ll also see a real Synapse environment where current spend was approximately $11,300 per month, compared with approximately $5,000 per month for a reserved Fabric F64 capacity, with projected annual savings of approximately $76,000.

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Azure Synapse to Fabric Migration Services

Pick your migration date before Microsoft picks it for you.

Migrating from Azure Synapse to Fabric doesn't have to be stressful. Tell us about your Synapse environment. We'll come back with your tier, a realistic timeline, and whether you qualify for Microsoft funding.

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SYNAPSE TO FABRIC, ANSWERED

FAQs About Avantiico's Azure Synapse to Microsoft Fabric Services

Not with a single end date. Microsoft is retiring it piece by piece: Synapse Data Explorer is already gone, Spark runtimes are reaching end of support, and every new data and AI feature ships to Fabric only. That’s why waiting for an official deadline is the riskiest plan.

No. Migration copies workloads into Fabric; nothing in Synapse is modified or deleted. Both run side by side until Fabric’s outputs match, and Synapse is only switched off after validation.

Usually not. Data already in Azure storage can be referenced from Fabric with OneLake shortcuts instead of copied, which cuts both migration time and storage cost.

Yes. We inventory every report connected to Synapse, repoint each one to Fabric during cutover, and check that it renders before Synapse goes away.

It comes down to data volume and the number of pipelines and notebooks. If you’re near a boundary or have complex dependencies, the Readiness Assessment settles it and gives you a fixed quote.

It depends on scope, which is why the timeline is part of your migration plan.