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Accessing Data from different clients for same report

I have created a power bi report. Now I want this report to be accessible to all my clients. All of my clients have their own data. I wont be having access to a static ip instance of their SQL server data. How to make my report access to all their data and show them their data based report? 

 

P.S. - They all have same SQL data structure

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Sumanth_23
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hi @Anonymous - Are all your clients within the same network? can you explore the option of exporting their data and reading from Sharepoint or OneDrive? 

 

Also if you have a way of identifying the source to customer mapping then you can setup Row Level Security (RLS) in Power BI so a user can only see data that is relevant to them or they have access to. 

 

Refer to the below Microsoft link for more details on RLS

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/admin/service-admin-rls

 

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Hi there

You could also create a parameter in your PBIX for the SQL Server, which would allow for you to connect to each SQL Server.

You will also need a gateway to connect to each SQL Server where it is hosted.




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