create a button in PowerBI to trigger a pipeline in Microsoft Fabric

[aliebrahimi64]

How I can create a button in PowerBI to trigger a pipeline in Microsoft Fabric?

[aduguid · Accepted solution]

1. Create a new flow: Go to Power Automate and create a new automated flow.
2. Choose a trigger: Select a trigger that can be activated from Power BI. Typically, you would use the "When an HTTP request is received" trigger.
3. Configure the HTTP request: Set up the request with any necessary parameters or headers.
4. Add an action to trigger the pipeline: Use the HTTP action to make a request to the Microsoft Fabric pipeline API endpoint.
5. Save the Flow: Save and test your flow to ensure it works as expected.
6. Add a button in Power BI with an action:
   • Select the button, then go to the Action settings in the format pane.
   • Toggle the Action to On.
   • Set the Type to Web URL.
   • Enter the URL generated by the Power Automate flow for the Web URL. This URL is the endpoint that triggers your flow when accessed.

[Ray_Minds · Accepted solution]

We need to use Microsoft Power Automate .
* Need to confihure Power Automate to trigger the Pipeline

• Create a button in the Power Bi Desktop
• Configure that Power Automate in the Power Bi using Button
• Enable the Action field
• Put the Power Automate URL here in the hielighted Web URL then it will work
• Publish your report to Power Bi Service
  
  
  
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[asddffasfsfsaas]

Very interested to find a solution for this as well.

[aduguid · Accepted solution]

1. Create a new flow: Go to Power Automate and create a new automated flow.
2. Choose a trigger: Select a trigger that can be activated from Power BI. Typically, you would use the "When an HTTP request is received" trigger.
3. Configure the HTTP request: Set up the request with any necessary parameters or headers.
4. Add an action to trigger the pipeline: Use the HTTP action to make a request to the Microsoft Fabric pipeline API endpoint.
5. Save the Flow: Save and test your flow to ensure it works as expected.
6. Add a button in Power BI with an action:
   • Select the button, then go to the Action settings in the format pane.
   • Toggle the Action to On.
   • Set the Type to Web URL.
   • Enter the URL generated by the Power Automate flow for the Web URL. This URL is the endpoint that triggers your flow when accessed.

[aliebrahimi64]

Sorry, but I don't have a premium account, so I can't use  "When an HTTP request is received" trigger.

[aduguid]

you can use other methods like triggering the flow based on data changes or using Power BI's custom visuals to trigger the pipeline indirectly. 

[aliebrahimi64]

Thanks for quick response. Could you please expaline in depth how I can use Power BI's custom visuals to trigger the pipeline indirectly.