- Organisation
- Multicedi
- Predecessor
- heterogeneous point-of-sale, distribution, purchasing, transfer, administrative and financial sources with fragmented data processes
- Destination
- Microsoft Fabric with OneLake, Data Pipelines, Notebooks, Spark, SQL Database and Power BI Direct Lake
- Workload
- billions of point-of-sale transactions across more than 600 stores plus operational analytics and reporting
- Stage
- Operational modernised data platform
- Retirement status
- Fragmented data processes were replaced, but the underlying source applications are not identified as retired.
- Confidence
- High
- Next trigger
- A dated cutover, formal retirement statement or material later implementation milestone.
Programme context
Multicedi implemented Microsoft Fabric as a unified data platform for billions of point-of-sale transactions across more than 600 stores, replacing fragmented ingestion, transformation and analytics processes without claiming replacement of every source application.
Why this matters: This record identifies a named organisation, a source and destination platform, an affected workload and an evidence-bounded operational stage.
Migration timeline
| Date or stage | Milestone | What changed | Evidence status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data-platform initiative | Migration stage | Multicedi and Advisio established a unified Fabric foundation. | Source-stated implementation |
| Operational state | Current state | Point-of-sale and operational data run through the modernised analytics platform. | Source-stated current state |
| 20 May 2026 | Dated source | Microsoft published the customer account. | Dated primary evidence |
Workload migration matrix
| Workload | Predecessor | Destination | Status by 24 Jul 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| billions of point-of-sale transactions across more than 600 stores plus operational analytics and reporting | heterogeneous point-of-sale, distribution, purchasing, transfer, administrative and financial sources with fragmented data processes | Microsoft Fabric with OneLake, Data Pipelines, Notebooks, Spark, SQL Database and Power BI Direct Lake | Operational modernised data platform |
Implementation and architecture
- Fabric centralises ingestion, transformation, analytics and governance.
- OneLake, pipelines, notebooks, Spark, SQL Database and Power BI Direct Lake are named target components.
- Reported processing-time and business outcomes remain attributed Microsoft/customer claims.
Known unknowns and contradictions
- The exact production cutover date.
- The names of predecessor data-processing products.
- Whether any source application or legacy data store was retired.
No missing fact is inferred to broaden the source-supported migration claim.
PlatformTrace analysis
The evidence supports replacement of fragmented data-processing workflows with an operational Fabric platform. It does not establish that every source application or data store was replaced.
Performance, cost, uptime and operational outcomes remain attributed source claims unless independently stated otherwise.
Evidence ledger
- Multicedi first-party vendor customer story, 20 May 2026
Microsoft’s dated customer story describes the fragmented predecessor processes, named Fabric components and current production workload scale.
Approval: Issue #47 standing-authority queue and Austin Lambe’s 24 July 2026 publication instruction.
Corrections and updates
24 July 2026 — Initial long-form Verified dossier published from the complete five-lane intake and reconciled central filter. Later milestones will be appended rather than silently replacing this state.