xMentium Integrates with IQ Sharing in Microsoft Fabric for AI-Ready Data Extraction

BARCELONA, Spain, Sept. 29, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- xMentium, a company specializing in transforming unstructured enterprise documents into structured, AI-ready knowledge assets, has announced its integration with IQ Sharing in Microsoft Fabric. This partnership enables xMentium’s customers to access and leverage the structured data generated from their documents directly within the Microsoft Fabric platform. The integration was unveiled at the European Microsoft Fabric Community Conference (FabCon) in Barcelona, marking a significant step in streamlining data extraction and management for businesses.

The challenge of extracting valuable data from complex documents such as contracts, engineering drawings, and inspection reports has long been a hurdle for businesses. Traditional methods often require specialized connectors, custom pipelines, and extensive curation, making the process time-consuming and resource-intensive. xMentium’s Document Intelligence platform addresses this issue by extracting and organizing data from these documents, making it accessible and usable for AI applications.

IQ Sharing in Microsoft Fabric, a new data and intelligence sharing capability, simplifies this process. Existing xMentium customers can now discover and connect to their structured data within the Microsoft Fabric OneLake Catalog. This seamless integration allows them to share the extracted data directly into their own OneLake tenant, where it can be used with various tools such as Microsoft Power BI, Microsoft Copilot, and Fabric Data Agents. The result is a durable, AI-ready data foundation that can be continuously refreshed and shared across business units and partner ecosystems.

Mike Kochanik, Vice President of Global Service Providers at xMentium, highlighted the significance of this integration.

Dipti Borkar, Vice President of Microsoft IQ and OneLake, emphasized the importance of this collaboration.

The integration of xMentium with IQ Sharing in Microsoft Fabric is expected to streamline the process of data extraction and management, making it easier for businesses to leverage their unstructured documents for AI applications. This partnership represents a significant step forward in enabling enterprises to build a robust, AI-ready data foundation, ultimately driving more informed decision-making and operational efficiency.