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Hello friends,
I am not Office 365 Admin.
I am BI manager - I create and own reports and Dashboards
How can I see who is using what and how often?
Thanks
Michael
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Hi @Anonymous,
To view tentant' usage, you need Power BI Admin permission(Power BI Admin role is new concept and different with Global Admin of O365 that was just implemented behind the scence). So you could achieve this role by asking your o365 admin to execute one powershell command as topic:. but i dont like commandline so my decision is waiting them public this feature as user interface.
After getting needed privillege, you could use audit feature with default package as topic
Is there a way to tell who the viewers are?
We have a lot of reports and want to ensure people are viewing them, I want to see exactly who has viewed them so I can pull up the ones who hasn't.
Any help would be greatful
@ashleykirk You should be able to pull that from the audit logs in Office 365. See here for details
Thanks Very Much
Hey ,
Until u share your Dashboard with others no one can see your report or Dashboard.
Suppose u r in Under Any group that time all the group member can see your report , if u create that report under that Group.
"My WorkSpace " is Your Group.
If u want to see your group members , pls loo the image
Let me know if any Question or help , I can my friend
Hi Baskar,
My question was about Usage Statistics of the users I've already shared with
Thanks
Michael
@Anonymous There are many tasks an O365 admin can perform using PowerShell to manage users. @tringuyenminh92 links to the relevant blog post, but I don't share the same feelings about executing raw commands. I would just speak with your O365 admin and have him create the role for you.
Otherwise, as the blog suggests, it should be coming soon to the UI.
Hi @Anonymous,
To view tentant' usage, you need Power BI Admin permission(Power BI Admin role is new concept and different with Global Admin of O365 that was just implemented behind the scence). So you could achieve this role by asking your o365 admin to execute one powershell command as topic:. but i dont like commandline so my decision is waiting them public this feature as user interface.
After getting needed privillege, you could use audit feature with default package as topic
Hi @Anonymous,
these informations are shown through Power BI auditing. But as you can see here, the auditing was released only for US.
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-admin-auditing/
Then you also have to be Global admin in O365 to be able to work with admin portal.
Regards.
Pavel
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