Premium → Fabric

Power BI Premium to Fabric Migration (UK)

Microsoft is retiring Power BI Premium P-SKUs: sales and renewals have ended, and existing capacities transition to Fabric F-SKUs when your current agreement runs out. Planning early gives you time to right-size the capacity before Microsoft's grace window. We size the F-SKU against your usage and migrate workspaces so report access stays consistent through the switch.

Yes. Turing BI runs Power BI Premium to Microsoft Fabric migrations. Microsoft has ended P-SKU sales and renewals, so Premium capacities move to Fabric F-SKUs at the end of your current agreement. We size the right F-SKU on evidence, migrate your workspaces in waves, and prove reports still run before anything is switched off, at a fixed price agreed up front.

01Why it matters

The trap is treating this as a like-for-like renewal. F-SKUs are bought and sized differently. Reservation versus pay-as-you-go changes the sums, and a capacity that was fine as a P1 can be over- or under-provisioned as an F-SKU. Leave it to the deadline and you're deciding all of this inside the grace period, with your reports on the line.

What you get

  • The right-sized F-SKU, chosen on evidence
  • Reports and refresh running exactly as before
  • A licence bill you understand, in writing

Capacity audit & F-SKU sizing

We measure your Premium capacity usage and recommend the F-SKU that fits, including which side of the F64 free-viewer line you land on.

Workspace migration in waves

Workspaces reassigned to the new Fabric capacity in a planned order, with refresh and access tested as each wave moves.

The licence picture and right-size, in writing

Reservation versus pay-as-you-go, a viewers-versus-Pro-seats right-size, and a check for viewers already covered by an existing Microsoft 365 E5 entitlement, captured in one written recommendation of what changes on the bill.

Proof before cutover

Refresh schedules, row-level security and report access re-tested on the new capacity before the old one is retired.

02Our migration process
01

Assess

A fixed-price Trusted Numbers Review inventories capacities, workspaces and live usage, agrees the target F-SKU and the order of moves, and quotes one fixed price for the migration. The review fee comes off the work.

02

Migrate

Reassign workspaces to the Fabric capacity in waves, testing refresh and access as we go.

03

Confirm

Prove everything runs on the new capacity, retire the old one, and hand over the documentation.

03FAQ
When do we have to move off Power BI Premium?

At the end of your current agreement. Microsoft has ended P-SKU sales and renewals. After the subscription ends there is a published grace path: a 30-day grace period on capacity matched to your Premium size, then throttling of new operations from day 31, and loss of access from day 91. The calm version of this project happens before that window, not inside it.

Is Fabric more expensive than Premium?

It depends on sizing and how you buy. Reservation pricing and pay-as-you-go change the sums, and some estates come out cheaper while others don't. That's why the audit sizes the F-SKU against your actual usage before we recommend anything, and you get the cost picture in writing.

Will our reports break during the move?

That's what the waved migration is for: workspaces move in a planned order, and refresh, row-level security and report access are re-tested on the new capacity before the old one is retired. Your users shouldn't notice anything but the billing change.

Do our report viewers need new licences?

On F64 and above, viewers don't need a paid per-user licence, matching how P1 worked. Below F64, they do. Which side of that line you land on is a core part of the sizing recommendation.

Let's talk

Ready to move safely?

A fixed price agreed in writing before we start, and you own everything we hand over.