# About the Textual integration with Fabric

[Microsoft Fabric Vendor Attestation document for Tonic.ai](https://www.tonic.ai/terms/microsoft-fabric-textual-attestation-documentation)

The Textual workload in Fabric allows you to detect and replace sensitive values in OneLake files. You can then push the redacted files to an output location in OneLake.

<figure><img src="/files/sfbAMp7WSiueqFLqfxDs" alt=""><figcaption><p>Fabric integration workflow</p></figcaption></figure>

At a high level, after you [add the workload to your environment](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-add-textual-workload.md):

1. [Create a Textual workload item in your workspace](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-textual-add-item.md).
2. [Select the OneLake files to redact](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-source-output.md#adding-source-files-to-the-workload-item).
3. [Select the OneLake location to push the redacted files to](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-source-output.md#setting-the-destination-location-for-the-redacted-files).
4. [Sync the files](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-entity-types.md#syncing-files-to-detect-entity-values).\
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   The sync process scans the files to detect values for built-in Textual entity types.\
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   It generates a list of the detected entity types.
5. [For each entity type, select the handling option](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-entity-types.md#configuring-entity-type-handling).\
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   The handling option determines whether and how Textual replaces the values for each entity type.
6. [Push the redacted files to the output location](/textual/textual-integrations/microsoft-fabric-integration/fabric-push-files.md).


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