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Tontaube2
Helper IV
Helper IV

Admin to allow user to create embed codes

Hi,

 

the more I read the docs the more confused I am.

We as an organization want to try PowerBI. I am not an admin in the organization.

My questions are two fold:

 

1.

I do have a trial account. However, my Trial-PowerBI-Pro has expired - so now the account is just a "Basic"-Account.

Could I "publish to web" with it?

If not, could someone who signed up for the PowerBI-Pro-Account at https://powerbi.microsoft.com/de-de/pricing/ publish to web?

 

2. As an organization, we do have Microsoft 365. 

Can a GlobalAdmin for our organization (who is a website-owner) "simply" grant me the rights to create embed codes?

Or does he have to sign up for PowerBI-Pro-Trial, assume ownership of the website by adding a TXT to the DNS-entry, and then give me the rights?

Is the role of "PowerBI-Admin" sufficient to allow me to create embed codes?

 

Bye

 

Michael

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ibarrau
Super User
Super User

Hi. It seems that you want to Publish to Web reports. That feature can be used by a Free (or as you said basic) and Pro User. Both can Publis hto Web reports. The limitation here is that the feature is prevented by default. A Power Bi Admin or Global Admin role in office 365 should change that configuration. That account can login in Power Bi Service site as a Free account (without the trial) and go over the settings symbol on the top right corner -> Tenant Settings. Under tenant settings they can find the generation of embed codes restricted as "only existing ones and can't create new ones". Once they change that to a group in office or the whole company you will be able to Publish to Web with any license.

Hope this helps,


If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Happy to help!

LaDataWeb Blog

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ibarrau
Super User
Super User

Hi. It seems that you want to Publish to Web reports. That feature can be used by a Free (or as you said basic) and Pro User. Both can Publis hto Web reports. The limitation here is that the feature is prevented by default. A Power Bi Admin or Global Admin role in office 365 should change that configuration. That account can login in Power Bi Service site as a Free account (without the trial) and go over the settings symbol on the top right corner -> Tenant Settings. Under tenant settings they can find the generation of embed codes restricted as "only existing ones and can't create new ones". Once they change that to a group in office or the whole company you will be able to Publish to Web with any license.

Hope this helps,


If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.

Happy to help!

LaDataWeb Blog

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