Can we extract Page View usage?

[g_m_j]

Hi all,

I've put together a Powershell script which extracts JSON files containing the following fields by default:

"Id": "",
"RecordType": ,
"CreationTime": "",
"Operation": "",
"OrganizationId": "",
"UserType": ,
"UserKey": "",
"Workload": "",
"UserId": "",
"ClientIP": "",
"Activity": "",
"ItemName": "",
"WorkSpaceName": "",
"DatasetName": "",
"ReportName": "",
"CapacityId": "",
"CapacityName": "",
"WorkspaceId": "",
"ObjectId": "",
"DatasetId": "",
"ReportId": "",
"ArtifactId": "",
"ArtifactName": "",
"IsSuccess": ,
"ReportType": "",
"RequestId": "",
"ActivityId": "",
"DistributionMethod": "",
"ConsumptionMethod": "",
"ArtifactKind": "",
"RefreshEnforcementPolicy":

However, this only gives us reports/dashboards accessed. So if User A loads up a report, it generates a usage record in the JSON extracts. But if User A then loads up multiple pages, this level of detail isn't shown.

Is there a way to obtain the Page level/view usage from Powershell/API extracts? If it's not possible, that's fine. I would just like to know either way, so I can stop searching 🙂

The data obviously exists somewhere, as page level information is shown when we use the built in 'Report Usage Metrics'.

[Anonymous]

Not a recommendation because I've not used it but you could try Power BI Pixel by Gil Raviv Power BI Pixel - A new way to track usage on Power BI - DataChant

[lbendlin · Accepted solution]

Not possible at the moment. There were plans for advanced telemetry (down to visual level) but these never materialized.