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Hi,
I'm running into an issue where some of our users require extra permissions in order to see Power BI Tiles in our Dashboards.
When Users are unable to see the power bi tile they get the message "this content isn't available". Also this isn't just occuring with new users, this originally started with a user who had been using a report for months, and suddenly had this error message. For the moment I've been assigning the "Power Bi Workspace Viewer" security role as a workaround, but this seems to be an outdated way of sharing reports?
Our workspace has an embedded license, all of our users attempting to view reports have the viewer role in the power bi workspace, and each user has had the dashboard shared to them with the read/write privledge.
So what I'm looking for:
1. What roles do users need in order to view the Power Bi Tiles in Dynamics 365
2. Is there any official documentation outlining user permissions needed to view Power Bi TIles in Dynamics 365 Sales
3. If assigning the Power Bi Workspace Viewer role is intended, how/why are some users able to access reports without this role
Solved! Go to Solution.
Hi @Joe-T ,
If you add one or more Power BI tiles to your personal dashboard, to share your personal dashboard that contains Power BI visualizations you must configure sharing in both Dataverse and Power BI.
If you have set up and use a system dashboard, quote from Microsoft:
"Users need to have the relevant Power BI license and authorization to consume content".
In this case, it is necessary to give the user Power BI report access, or at least viewer access, so granting the Workspace Viewer role, which contains multiple reports, is appropriate.
More information for your reference:
Add or edit Power BI visualizations on your dashboard - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn
Create or edit a Power BI embedded system dashboard - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn
Hi @Joe-T ,
If you add one or more Power BI tiles to your personal dashboard, to share your personal dashboard that contains Power BI visualizations you must configure sharing in both Dataverse and Power BI.
If you have set up and use a system dashboard, quote from Microsoft:
"Users need to have the relevant Power BI license and authorization to consume content".
In this case, it is necessary to give the user Power BI report access, or at least viewer access, so granting the Workspace Viewer role, which contains multiple reports, is appropriate.
More information for your reference:
Add or edit Power BI visualizations on your dashboard - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn
Create or edit a Power BI embedded system dashboard - Power Apps | Microsoft Learn
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