Fabric powers 75% efficiency gains and AI transformation for Eton Solutions

Eton Solutions supports financial offices managing more than $1.4 trillion in assets. In an industry where precision is key, it needed to move customers from manual processes to AI-native experiences that deliver speed, accuracy, and repeatability.

Using Microsoft Fabric as a data foundation, Eton’s AtlasFive platform provides a single source of truth that turns records into action, unlocking AI queries and analysis from formerly static data and transforming how its customers work.

For Eton’s customers, time spent on manual processing is cut 75%, while AI-driven analysis and reporting allows them to provide rich new services. For Eton, heightened agility and global scale are driving new market opportunities.

Frontline financial operations are defined by fragmentation—documents scattered across portals, spreadsheets, databases, and unstructured sources like emails and videos. The result is not just inefficiency but trapped intelligence.

This complexity intensifies in a world where no two offices operate alike. Each brings its own processes, systems, and geographic footprint, layering operational friction into an environment where transparency, auditability, privacy, and security must coexist without compromise.

Operating squarely in the center of this complexity, Eton Solutions delivers wealth management technologies that support financial processes and people worldwide. More than 1,000 high-net-worth families, advisory firms, and private equity firms across 20 countries use its solutions, representing $1.4 trillion in assets.

“We have clients from Angola and Kenya whose wealth may be managed out of Dubai or Switzerland. That global footprint introduces real complexity, especially in meeting cross-border regulatory obligations while maintaining strict data governance,” says Satyen Patel, Executive Chairman at Eton Solutions.

“With so much effort spent capturing data, its value often remains locked and unused. Fabric changes that, automating workflows and turning data into actionable insight.”

Stuart Guidry, Vice President, Platform Consulting, Eton Solutions

Unifying data to unlock its full intelligence

Given such massive stakes, Eton chose Microsoft Fabric as its unified data platform to turn financial systems of record into systems of action. This approach enables automated processes and brings financial data to life while maintaining strict governance and compliance.

According to Stuart Guidry, Vice President of Platform Consulting at Eton Solutions, Fabric transforms data from passive storage into active intelligence: “With so much effort spent capturing data, its value often remains locked and unused. Fabric changes that, automating workflows and turning data into actionable insight.”

Across Eton’s AtlasFive platform, data, content, and permissions are unified once with Fabric and activated everywhere. Structured financial records and unstructured content—notes, documents, videos—are brought into a single, governed layer that can be searched, analyzed, and reasoned over.

The impact is immediate and measurable. Workflows that once required 10 to 15 manual steps are reduced to just 2. Processing time per document drops from eight minutes to two, delivering a 75% efficiency gain while improving accuracy and control.

“With Fabric, we eliminate 70% to 80% of the underlying data plumbing. With a unified source of truth, AI becomes exponentially more powerful, fundamentally changing how our customers operate.”

Murali Nadarajah, Global Head of R&D & AI, Eton Solutions

More importantly, the platform shifts data from static storage to real-time intelligence. Previously inaccessible information is now available through natural language queries, advanced analytics, and automated reporting via EtonAI. It is built on Microsoft AI services, including Azure OpenAI in Foundry Models, Azure AI Search, and Azure Document Intelligence in Foundry Tools.

With built-in governance and security, Eton delivers these AI capabilities at scale while reducing deployment timelines from up to 19 months to as little as 90 days.

Murali Nadarajah, Global Head of R&D & AI at Eton Solutions, explains the transformation: “With Fabric, we eliminate 70% to 80% of the underlying data plumbing. With a unified source of truth, AI becomes exponentially more powerful, fundamentally changing how our customers operate.”

“Scale matters—and it’s opening up entirely new opportunities for us across the wealth ecosystem.”

Satyen Patel, Executive Chairman, Eton Solutions

Expanding capacity—and redefining what’s possible

For Eton’s clients, the value extends beyond efficiency to fundamentally changing how work gets done.

Nihar Mohanty, an assistant manager leading customer deployments at Eton Solutions, says, “This isn’t about reducing responsibility; it’s about elevating it. Teams can focus on higher-value work: deeper analysis, better decision-making, and more accurate reconciliation—things that were simply not possible before.”

By shifting effort from manual processing to intelligent execution, Eton enables clients to unlock capacity, improve outcomes, and operate with greater confidence.

That same scalability is accelerating Eton’s own growth. With a platform built for adaptability and global complexity, the company is expanding into new markets across financial services.

“Scale matters—and it’s opening up entirely new opportunities for us across the wealth ecosystem,” Patel adds.

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