App Viewing

They will see the UI surrounding the container. Unless you embed the report on your own webpage

Hi PremierOffice,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft Fabric community forum.Thank you, Deku, for your valuable input regarding the issue.
After thoroughly reviewing the details you provided, I have identified a few workarounds that may help resolve the issue. Please follow these steps:

Yes, you can enhance the focus for your sales team by publishing your dashboards via a Power BI App and configuring permissions to restrict their view.

• When you create or update an app, you can customize the name, icon, and theme color to make it specific to your sales team. The new navigation builder in Power BI lets you customize the navigation pane. You can reorder items, hide items, group related items into sections, and add links to other content.
• This approach ensures that your sales team only sees the dashboards and reports they need. You can hide elements that your sales team doesn't need to interact with, including specific reports, dashboards, or even entire sections that are not relevant to them.
• Yes, you can customize the Power BI interface to hide buttons that are not used. In Power BI, you can modify the appearance and functionality of buttons based on their states. Buttons have four possible states: Default, On Hover, On Press, and Disabled.
• You can adjust the settings for each state individually to control how the buttons appear and behave. To hide a button, you can set its state to Disabled, making it unselectable and visually indicating that it is not in use.

Kindly refer the below following link for better understanding:
Create and configure buttons in Power BI reports - Power BI | Microsoft Learn
Customize buttons in Power BI reports - Power BI | Microsoft Learn

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