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TexasBI's avatar
TexasBI
Helper II
8 years ago

License agreement custom visuals

Hi,

I am embedding power bi into our web application and would like to use some of the custom visuals from the office store. This web app will be for my customers to consume at cost. Is there anything I need to be aware of using the custom visuals from the office store? It is my understanding that once it's in the office store it is free for use and can be used in the manner in which I am trying to use it. Thank you in advance for your help in me searching for this answer.

10 Replies

  • tzvikei's avatar
    tzvikei
    Microsoft Employee

    Each custom visual in the store has a EULA. look at the bottom left part of the visual details page:

     

    • MawashiKid's avatar
      MawashiKid
      Resolver II

      That's a good point. A lot of custom visuals we may find are mainly based or highly inspired on d3.js which is free.
      So no real problem there. Now my question is, I've also seen some fancy visuals which were built
      from a bundle of jQuery libraries including some that aren't free. I sure can pay for a licence
      to build for personal use, but does it allow me to put my own brand name on the bundle.
      Not 100% sure about that.

      • v-viig's avatar
        v-viig
        Community Champion

        MawashiKid

         

        As far as I know, that depends on the license of particular library.

        You can also contact developers of these libraries to find out more about their licenses.

         

        Ignat Vilesov,

        Software Engineer

         

        Microsoft Power BI Custom Visuals

        [email protected]

  • v-chuncz-msft's avatar
    v-chuncz-msft
    Community Support

    TexasBI,

     

    As mentioned here, when developers submit visuals to the Office store, they must upload a EULA file and only free visuals are supported. The License Agreement is shown on a custom visual's details page.