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Copilot for Power BI Embedded
- 1 year ago
Hi yongshao
Good catch. Lets try to decode MS docs šāThe narrative visual with Copilot is supported in āembed for your organizationā scenarios where the user owns the data and in secure embed scenariosā
This means that Copilot functionality, specifically the narrative visual, is available when embedding Power BI reports in secure environments where users authenticate (e.g., internal organizational tools or portals). These scenarios require users to sign in and have appropriate permissions.
āIn embedded scenarios, even if permissions and capacities are correctly configured, the Copilot button will not appear because this functionality is currently not integrated into the Power BI Embedded frameworkā
This refers to the broader Power BI Embedded framework, particularly in scenarios like āApp Owns Data,ā where reports are embedded into external applications for unauthenticated users. In such cases, Copilot features, including the button, are not supported.
While some embedded use cases support limited Copilot features (like narrative visuals), others (like general Power BI Embedded) do not fully integrate Copilot due to technical or security constraints.
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Thanks
- 1 year ago
Thanks nilendraFabric
This means that Copilot functionality, specifically the narrative visual, is available when embedding Power BI reports in secure environments where users authenticate (e.g., internal organizational tools or portals). These scenarios require users to sign in and have appropriate permissionsWe used power bi playground to test embedded scenario, even after sign-in, there was no Copilot button even turning on action bar.
so far we could only see Copilot feature in emebedded scenario is using Fabric's "Create App" but it requires the user as admin/member of the workspace which doesn't fit our use case, and there is no CI/DI for such App creation/update/deployment
Hi yongshao,
Hope you are doing good.
Happy to hear back from you regarding your confirmation about using a service principal to sign in and embed Power BI content for organizational use, the response you received is correct.
When Power BI reports are embedded using a service principal (where authentication is not done by a specific user), the reports are typically viewed as being designed for customer use rather than internal organizational access. This means that these reports are treated as application-driven content for external users, rather than being associated directly with individual organizational users.
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