Transparency of User Access in Row-Level Security (RLS) View for Semantic Models
When managing Row-Level Security (RLS) in Power BI's Semantic Model security view, it's currently unclear which specific reports users are being granted access to. While the "Manage Permissions" option in the report itself makes it clear that access is being granted to a specific report, the Semantic Model RLS view lacks that context.
This becomes a significant challenge when:
Granting access to multiple users across multiple reports.
Auditing or reviewing who has access to what.
Ensuring the right level of security and access controls are applied consistently.
Suggestion:
Please consider enhancing the Semantic Model RLS interface by:
Including a report name on the top left near "Row-level Security".
Possibly providing a consolidated access matrix for semantic models showing users, roles, and report-level access.
This added transparency would significantly ease the administrative burden for large deployments and improve governance and security visibility.
Thank you for considering this idea!
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