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joglidden
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Helper IV

PowerBI API urls

I got a request to help integrate some 3rd party data with Power BI, and the 3rd party claimed that it works and that they need

 

  1. Power BI team to register an app and provide us with client ID and secret key.
  2. Inputs from your side on what data has to be send to Power BI

 

So, I "Register an Application for Power BI" at dev.powerbi.com/apps, with an app name

 

Then, I register the app and get the Client ID, and Client Secret, and send these to the 3rd party.

 

Then the 3rd party guy writes me back and asks me "Can you send me your PowerBI API urls?".  

 

I'm confused by this, because I thought PowerBI is using his API to get his data. Can anyone give me any insight on this? 

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Anonymous
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Hi @joglidden,

 

I can't be sure about what your partner is talking about but here are some urls that I used to connect to the PowerBI API: 

 

 

As it's a common mistake, please make sure that the application that you register is a NativeApp.

 

Hope this helps,

 

Regards,

 

Thanos

@Anonymous, thanks a ton for the reply. That might be what he's looking for. I'll see if that does it. 

Hi @joglidden,

 

You just need to provide a reference to documentation about REST API links which can help a developer understand how to perform actions. Here is a full list of URLs - https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt784614.aspx

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