This case study describes how a fast-growing European fintech, facing tighter regulatory demands and expectations for real-time analytics, addressed scalability and governance gaps by building a unified, metadata-driven data platform on Microsoft Fabric. Brillio designed an architecture centered on OneLake with Bronze, Silver, and Gold layers to move from raw ingestion (Parquet, auditability) to standardized, deduplicated datasets (including SCD2) and then analytics-ready outputs for reporting and decisions. A metadata-driven ETL framework externalized rules and mappings to reduce hardcoding and speed new dataset onboarding, while Microsoft Purview was integrated early for governance, lineage, and data quality. Delivery emphasized co-innovation, workshops, and knowledge transfer, resulting

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