I have a post on an issue I had with loading columnstore data:
In this design, I have data coming from the transactional system, undergoing some ETL processing, and going into a staging table on the warehouse. From there, I perform the remainder of the ETL work and insert into a rowstore table. This rowstore table has the same attribute names and data types as the columnstore table, but instead of having a clustered columnstore index, it has a standard B-tree index and can have additional non-clustered indexes. From there, I expose the combination table using a view which simply unions the two sets of data so the application doesn’t have to see rowstore versus columnstore tables.
If you’re doing nightly insertions, results tend to be a lot better. But if you need close-to-but-not-quite real-time data, there are still ways to solve the problem.