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This is a problem I'm sure has been well solved already:
How to make it easy for end-users to find what's available and to get access
E.g. an end-user might ask "where can I find a report on sales KPIs"
Currently, we get an email. Ideally there would be a self-serve way to answer this question. I'm keen to see if anyone has great examples of how to do this!
We usually create a Home dashboard which has various tiles linked to actual reports in an app. These tiles carry a report icon and a short note about the reports.
@Anonymous Hmm, perhaps create a power bi report that lists each report name, url and a tag. Multiple rows for each report so you can have many tags. Publish to Power BI. Create a dashboard. Now you can use natural language query to find reports.
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