Account migration

[Naveen29]

I was connecting PowerBI community through my previous employer AD ID so recently moved old employer to new employer. How to migrate my PowerBI community account from old to new employer. It' s been almost 4 years connected with PowerBI community

[Natalie_iTalent]

Hello @Naveen29,

We can help you with this request.  Please begin by filling out the following support form: https://aka.ms/PPCommSupport

To learn more, visit our Community Account Support article. 

Best,

Natalie H.

Community Manager

[Adamboer]

To migrate your Power BI community account from your old employer to your new employer, you will need to take a few steps:

1. First, you should create a new account on Power BI with your new employer email address.

2. Next, you need to log in to your old Power BI account and disassociate it from your previous employer AD ID. To do this, follow these steps:

   • Log in to your old Power BI account with your previous employer AD ID.
   • Go to "Settings" and select "Edit Profile".
   • In the "Organizational Account" section, click "Disconnect".
   • Confirm that you want to disconnect your account from your old employer's AD ID.

3. Finally, log in to your new Power BI account and connect it to your new employer's AD ID. You can do this by following these steps:

   • Go to "Settings" and select "Edit Profile".
   • In the "Organizational Account" section, click "Connect".
   • Enter your new employer's AD ID and follow the prompts to complete the connection.

Once you've completed these steps, your Power BI community account should be migrated from your old employer to your new employer.

[Naveen29]

@Adamboer I was trying to login old account however it's not working since the AD active is not active.

[Natalie_iTalent]

Hello @Adamboer,

Thank you for your response to the question above.  When making changes to community accounts, please see our Community Account Support article for more information.

Best,

Natalie H.

Community Manager

[amitchandak]

@Naveen29 , Requesting @Natalie_iTalent to help on this.

I think it was covered in blog too.