August 18, 2026

Procore + QuickBooks + HubSpot

Connect project operations, accounting, and CRM data in Microsoft Fabric for one view of financial performance.

IntegrationsDatabases & dataAutomationsMicrosoft FabricProcoreQuickBooksHubSpotPower BI

Built for: Operations and finance teams connecting project, accounting, and CRM data.

Connecting Procore, QuickBooks & HubSpot Into One Live Dashboard (Microsoft Fabric Build)Open on YouTube →

Technical overview

One connected view of the business

Project operations, accounting, and the sales pipeline each tell part of the story. This walkthrough brings Procore, QuickBooks Online, and HubSpot together with Microsoft Fabric and Power BI.

The accompanying Data Link project uses a layered data pipeline: raw source payloads, typed and validated records, and a shared reporting model. Data-quality checks sit between transformation and reporting.

Inside the project

The public repository describes project financial performance, work in progress, estimates at completion, backlog, pipeline, cash forecasting, receivables, and capacity reporting. Its published status is an end-to-end build on live sandbox data.

Watch the video for the dashboard walkthrough, then explore the repository for architecture, transformation, reporting, and deployment code.

Explore the Data Link repository

Added to the Build Flows walkthrough library on September 9, 2026.

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Video description

Source listing for the published walkthrough—useful for search and context.

A Build Flows walkthrough connecting Procore, QuickBooks, and HubSpot into a live dashboard with Microsoft Fabric.
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Source repository: github.com/charley-forey/data-link-build-flows

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