We handle the implementation
We review the package and run settings, then build the selected replacement workflow.
Modernize your SSIS workflows. We’ll handle the move.
Our reports depend on an SSIS package and its scheduled load. Engineering is tied up. Can you preserve the filters and totals, move the load, and keep the report data arriving on time?
Mage
Yes. We’ll handle the selected rebuild, check the report data, and take on ongoing operation within agreed limits.
- Rebuild the load with its package rules and run settings
- Check the report data and recovery rules before switching
- Run the selected workflow and flag decisions that need your team
- Use its data for questions, charts, and approved AI work
Start with one data load. We’ll work out the plan with you.
Overview
We do the work. You get on with yours.
Get the report data your team needs without another internal SSIS rebuild.
The work keeps running
We maintain the agreed report data workflow and route exceptions to the people who can decide.
Your team uses the results
Check the report data, get answers, and make charts with access you control.
Keep the reports. We’ll rebuild the SSIS work behind them.
Your reports depend on more than an SSIS package: the connections, rules and schedule matter too. We rebuild one agreed data load and check that the same data arrives when your team needs it.
SSIS report load
PackageReport load
SourceSales data
RulesSales filters
RunsMorning load
ResultReport table
ForReporting
Look beyond the package. We review the package, connection settings and scheduled run behind your report.
Keep our sales filters and have the report data ready each morning.
Every morning
Sales data
Apply filters
Check totals
Preserve the working rules. Rebuild the data load with the same filters, calculations and order of steps.
SSIS
Rows41
Sales$8,250
Ready8:00am
Mage
Rows41
Sales$8,250
Ready8:00am
Compare the delivered data. Check row counts, totals and delivery time against your existing run.
Move report loadReady for review
Approve the scheduled move. Approve the results and the rerun plan before the scheduled load moves.
Illustrative workflow and sample values. We scope one SSIS load, its connection settings, schedule, and rules for repeating work. Other packages and reporting tools can stay in place.
We keep it running after the move.
After the move, your team can check whether the report data arrived. We handle the agreed checks and recovery.
SSIS report loadRerun verified
Load report data
Load interruptedRerun checked
Repeat load · Totals matched
Rerun without double-counting
For the selected load, agree how to repeat failed work without loading the same records twice.
Check sales data before the report
41sales rows ready
2duplicates held
Report totals checked
Check the report’s numbers
Compare expected records, totals and missing data before delivery.
Keep the morning load on track
Plan the selected load for busier sales days and check the reporting deadline.
Illustrative recovery and sample values. We agree which steps may run automatically, what to check afterwards, and when your team must decide.
Put your data to work.
Use the same report data to ask how sales changed, make charts, and build approved next steps with AI—without rebuilding the SSIS load for each new view.
Ask a question and explore the data behind the answer.
General Mage product demos. The workflow examples above are illustrative.
Fits your systems. Keeps you in control.
Choose where your data work runs and who can see or change it.
Runs where you need it
Team spaces
Access you control
Draft
Review
Live
Illustrative team spaces and review stages.
Your systems
Run where you need it
Run in the cloud or on your own systems.
Your team
Choose who can do what
Set access for each team and approve changes before they go live.
Our support
Expert help beyond the move
Get help with questions, changes, and problems as your needs evolve.
Start with one SSIS package.
Which SSIS package keeps your report current? Share what it delivers, when it’s needed, and what’s blocking the move. We’ll plan the rebuild and ongoing operation.