Forum Discussion
Alert from dashboard with Pro user
- 1 year ago
Hi Anonymous ,
yeah, alerts used to be available for Pro users, but now they’re mostly tied to Premium per user (PPU) or Fabric trial features — even if your workspace is Premium, your license still needs to support it.
right now, with just a Pro license, you won’t be able to set up native alerts from dashboards or visuals.
a few workarounds you can try:
- use Power Automate with a scheduled refresh or DAX-based condition to send an email or Teams notification when a threshold is hit
- if your data is in a semantic model, you can create a measure like AlertFlag = IF([Value] > threshold, 1, 0) and trigger logic based on that
- or export the data to Excel/SharePoint and use alerts from there (not ideal, but works in some cases)
if you have access to a Fabric trial or PPU license, you can test the native alert feature again — it should show up in the visual header menu.
let me know if you want help setting up a Power Automate flow — happy to walk you through it.
If my response resolved your query, kindly mark it as the Accepted Solution to assist others. Additionally, I would be grateful for a 'Kudos' if you found my response helpful.
*This response was supported by AI for translation and text editing purposes.
Hi Anonymous ,
yeah, alerts used to be available for Pro users, but now they’re mostly tied to Premium per user (PPU) or Fabric trial features — even if your workspace is Premium, your license still needs to support it.
right now, with just a Pro license, you won’t be able to set up native alerts from dashboards or visuals.
a few workarounds you can try:
- use Power Automate with a scheduled refresh or DAX-based condition to send an email or Teams notification when a threshold is hit
- if your data is in a semantic model, you can create a measure like AlertFlag = IF([Value] > threshold, 1, 0) and trigger logic based on that
- or export the data to Excel/SharePoint and use alerts from there (not ideal, but works in some cases)
if you have access to a Fabric trial or PPU license, you can test the native alert feature again — it should show up in the visual header menu.
let me know if you want help setting up a Power Automate flow — happy to walk you through it.
If my response resolved your query, kindly mark it as the Accepted Solution to assist others. Additionally, I would be grateful for a 'Kudos' if you found my response helpful.
*This response was supported by AI for translation and text editing purposes.