Learn about Microsoft Fabric feedback

Your feedback is important to us. We want to hear about your experiences with Microsoft Fabric. Your feedback is used to improve the product and shape the way it evolves. This article describes how you can give feedback about Microsoft Fabric, how the feedback is collected, and how we handle this information.

Feedback types

There are three ways to give feedback about Microsoft Fabric, in-product feedback, in-product surveys, and community feedback.

In-product feedback

Give in-product feedback by selecting the Feedback button next to your profile picture in the Microsoft Fabric portal.

In-product surveys

From time to time, Microsoft Fabric initiates in-product surveys to collect feedback from users. When you see a prompt, you can choose to give feedback or dismiss the prompt. If you dismiss the prompt, you won't see it again for some time.

Community feedback

There are a few ways you can give feedback while engaging with the Microsoft Fabric community:

• Ideas - Submit and vote on ideas for Microsoft Fabric.

• Issues - Discuss issues and workarounds with the community.

• Community Feedback - Give feedback about Microsoft Fabric and vote for publicly submitted feedback. Top known feedback items remain available in the new portal.

What kind of feedback is best?

Try to give detailed and actionable feedback. If you have issues, or suggestions for how we can improve, we’d like to hear it.

• Descriptive title - Descriptive and specific titles help us understand the issue being reported.

• One issue - Providing feedback for one issue ensures the correct logs and data are received with each submission and can be assigned for follow-up. If you want to give feedback for multiple issues, give feedback for each issue separately. Giving feedback for Separate issues helps us identify the volume of feedback we’re receiving for a particular issue. If you have more than one issue, submit a new feedback request for each issue.

• Give details - Give details about your issue in the description box. Information about your device, operating system, and apps are automatically included in each reported feedback. Add any additional information you think is important. Include detailed steps to reproduce the issue.

How Microsoft uses feedback

Microsoft uses feedback to improve Microsoft products. We get user feedback in the form of questions, problems, compliments, and suggestions. We make sure this feedback makes it back to the appropriate teams, who use feedback to identify, prioritize and make improvements to Microsoft products. Feedback is essential for our product teams to understand our user's experiences, and directly influences the priority of fixes and improvements.

What do we collect?

Here are the most common items collected or calculated.

• Comments User - Submitted comments in the original language.

• Submission date - Date and time we got the feedback.

• Language - The original language the comment was submitted in.

• Feedback type - The type of feedback: Survey feedback or in-product feedback.

• Survey questions - Questions that we asked the user during the survey.

• Survey responses - User responses to survey questions.

• App language - The language of the Microsoft product that was captured on submission.

• Tenant ID - When the feedback is submitted from a Microsoft Entra account.

• User ID - Microsoft Entra ID or email address of the authenticated user submitting the feedback.

Data handling and privacy

We understand that when you use our cloud services, you're entrusting us with one of your most valuable assets: your data. We make sure the feedback we receive is stored and handled under Microsoft governance rules, and that it can only be accessed for approved uses. We don't use your email, chat, files, or other personal content to target ads to you. When we collect data, we use it to make your experiences better.

To learn more about how we protect the privacy and confidentiality of your data, and how we ensure that it will be used only in a way that is consistent with your expectations, review our privacy principles at the Microsoft Trust Center.