Automate data-driven actions | Data Activator in Microsoft Fabric

React fast to changes in data with an automated system of detection and action using Data Activator. Monitor and track changes at a granular level as they happen, instead of at an aggregate level, where important insights may be left in the detail and have already become a problem.

As a domain expert, this provides a no code way to take data, whether real-time streaming from your IoT devices, or batch data collected from your business systems, and dynamically monitor patterns by establishing conditions. When these conditions are met, Data Activator automatically triggers specific actions, such as notifying dedicated teams or initiating system-level remediations.

Join Will Thompson, Group Product Manager for Data Activator, as he shares how to monitor granular high volume of operational data and translate it into specific actions.

► QUICK LINKS:
00:00 - Monitor and track operational data in real-time
00:53 - Demo: Logistics company use case
02:49 - Add a condition
04:04 - Test actions
04:36 - Batch data
06:21 - Trigger an automated workflow
07:12 - How it works
08:12 - Wrap up

► Link References

Get started at https://aka.ms/dataActivatorPreview

Check out the Data Activator announcement blog at https://aka.ms/dataActivatorBlog

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