power bi embedded
15 TopicsIs it possible to create a standard report and mirror it to more than 20 clients like a saas?
Hi everyone, I created a very complete report, with several pages and dashboards, and I want to sell access to it to users who use the same ERP as me. Since the database, columns and tables will be the same for everyone, I intend to create something truly “plug and play”. The idea is to take my standard report, connect it to each client’s database, and then all the information and calculations would be automatically applied to their database. Also, let’s suppose that in the future I have about 20 clients. I would like to make changes to just one report and, when updating, these changes would be reflected in all clients. My goal is to create something in the style of a SaaS (like this example: https://qint.com.br/ or https://www.gapbi.com.br/) using Power BI as a basis for my clients. I’ve heard that Power BI Embedded would be a good solution for this. Could anyone give me some guidance on how to proceed? The more tips and information, the better!761Views0likes1CommentDeneb Graph/Chart Issue: No Data Displayed in Embedded Power BI Report
I have tried both the standard and standalone versions of Deneb, but I keep encountering an issue where the data does not display in the chart, such as the bars in my simple bar chart in my Power Embedded Report used in React. Everything else in my Power Embedded Report functions correctly except for the Deneb chart. This leads me to believe that Deneb is either misconfigured, there is a glitch, or the dataset I am using is too large. However, the Deneb chart works properly when viewing the report directly on the Power BI app website. But when I try loading it on my domain using powerbi-client-react, it does not show any bars (data); it only displays an empty chart with labels on the x-axis. Yes, the data does appear in the table when I right-click the chart and select "View Table," so the data is there and visible. I have also tried both SVG and canvas rendering methods, but neither made a difference. No, there are no errors in my console, and Deneb is loading, showing me the version and everything, so it should work, but it does load in any data. Here is the code I am using in my deneb-chart: Specification: { "data": [{"name": "dataset"}], "scales": [ { "name": "xscale", "type": "band", "domain": { "data": "dataset", "field": "productname" }, "range": "width", "padding": 0.1, "round": true }, { "name": "yscale", "domain": { "data": "dataset", "field": "Sum of total_sold" }, "nice": true, "range": "height" } ], "axes": [ { "orient": "bottom", "scale": "xscale", "title": "productname", "labelAngle": -90, "labelAlign": "right", "labelBaseline": "middle" }, { "scale": "yscale", "orient": "left", "title": "Sum of total_sold", "tickCount": 5 } ], "marks": [ { "type": "rect", "from": {"data": "dataset"}, "encode": { "enter": { "x": { "scale": "xscale", "field": "productname" }, "width": {"value": 5}, "y": { "scale": "yscale", "field": "Sum of total_sold" }, "y2": { "scale": "yscale", "value": 0 } } } } ] } Config: { "autosize": { "contains": "padding", "type": "fit" } } Here is how it should look like (what it looks like viewing it in the powerbi app website): And this is how it looks using power bi embedded in my react project: And the weird thing is, it worked like the first time using the chart but after a while it went to 50/50 when loading in the embedded report and now it never works.Power BI Embedded Capacity Issue
Hi There, We have embedded few reports in our angular application. We are using app owns data concept, using service priciple. We created a app registration in azure and added it as service principal in the power bi workspace and master dataset. While developing the app we were using free credits. While going to production we created "A1" size capacity in Azure. and configured it in the workspace using power bi admin portal. But what we are observing is that somehow capcity is not getting used and instead free credits are still getting used. And once the free credits are exhausted our reports stops rendering because of token generation error. I am checking the token usage using below link: https://api.powerbi.com/v1.0/myorg/availableFeatures(featureName='embedTrial') I am checking the capcity usage using Microsoft Capacity Metrics application and shows blank for any given date. Can some one please let me know what I would be doing wrong. Happy to provide any more information that may help you in diagnosing the issue.1.1KViews0likes3CommentsEmbedded Report In Website: After Sign In page requires refresh of website page.
Hello all, I have created multiple Power BI reports that are embedded into my company website and every time a user signs in to view the report the page remains static and the user has to refresh the page no matter what web browser they are using. Frankly, this is unnacceptable and it is damaging to the usage of the report which provides an incredible amount of value for everyone in my company. I need this to be resolved by Microsoft. I am aware of this post on Microsoft Learn (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/collaborate-share/service-embed-secure), but it says the web browsers my users are signing in with are supported yet they still have a refresh issue. Surely this can be fixed and I know someone must be experiencing a similar problem. Please upvote or reply! Thanks all, love this community and I love Power BI just need this to be fixed.1.4KViews1like4CommentsMigrating from SSRS to Power BI Embedded instead of Premium
Is it possible to use Power BI Embedded instead of Power BI Premium or Power BI Premium Per User to host our old RDL reports? If so can we only see the reports embedded in a website? Would the authentication workflow be the same for each? Would it just not work for Power BI Embedded? My question is all about saving money. I'm moving an on prem 2016 SSRS server to an Azure VM. During the process of researching how to do this I ran across the possibility of hosting RDL files on Power BI, but only premium or premium per user. We currently are using Power BI Pro as that price point is much more doable. However I do have the budget to spin up a Power BI Embedded workspace, so with that being the case, it could make sense to deploy the old RDL reports to the Power BI Embedded workspace.1.5KViews0likes1CommentPower BI Embedded - How to load a subset of PBIX Pages/Data Model
Hi all, I'm quite new to the community. I work in a company that created a platform using Power BI Embedded. As written in the subject, I'd like to know if there is an automated way to split a PBIX file (via API) in order to load the subset of pages (and consequentially of data model) the user asks for. That's why we produce a set of reports grouped by topic and often a single user that logs-in to our Platform want to see a subset of pages (and data model) of a unique PBIX. There is an alternative to splitting directly PBIX? There is some documentation I can consult? Thanks, Antonio FogliaSolved795Views0likes2CommentsGetting Error message pop up "An error occurred while downloading report" in embedded report
Hello, I have a embeeded Powe Bi report . When a user clicks on Gross Sales button it throws a pop up message saying "An error occurred while downloading report" .Where as it works fine in desktop as well as Power Bi server. Below I have attached the screenshot of report.Any help will be highly appreciated.891Views0likes3CommentsEmbeding Power Bi to Sharepoint
Hello Power Bi Community, I have a question regarding embedding a power bi report in SharePoint online. To give a little back context, I basically build a report in the power bi desktop Report server version with the primary purpose of uploading it to our report server so everyone in our organization with the link could get access to the report. This report needs to be manually refreshed and uploaded to the report server since my organization doesnt allow for external databases to have access to our network thus not allowing scheduled refreshes in the report server. I was however yesterday asked by my boss if we could embed the power bi report into our SharePoint online. Below are my questions about this situation: 1) Can you embed reports into SharePoint online without using the power bi cloud service (In the Microsoft Documentations I only saw instructions to embed reports into SharePoint online for the power bi cloud service). Would it be possible to embed the report server page that the report is currently on into SharePoint online? Cause at the moment the report is not in the cloud service of Power Bi but simply on my laptop. Thank you very much for your help in advance! Stay safe! 2) I saw that if you embed a report in sharepoint online all users must at least have a power bi pro or power bi premium license to see the report. Is there a workaround available for this so that even users who don't have a power bi license can see the report?Solved1KViews0likes2CommentsPower BI architecture and Licensing and Cost Confusion for a noob
Hello There, I am brand new to Power BI, I am trying to help out our financial analyst with providing a solution to our customers. However I keep going round and round in circles as to what the best solution would be and the most cost effective way to achieve our goals. OK so my company analysis some data for multiple customers, our financial analyst has been using power BI desktop to create reports for the customers. The data source is currently an on premise SQL database. However what we would like to be able to do, is give our customers access to their reports via a website. So obvioulsy each customers data is different but essentially the report is the same for each of them. From what I am reading (please correct me if I am wrong) in order to embed the Power Bi report into a website and give users access to their own report I need a power bi pro license for each customer that logs in to see the report. This might not be too prohibitive to be honest but its more than we would like to spend initially. However in order to prevent the users from having to login to see the report I need to configure "app owns data" and this setup needs Power BI premium. What I am trying to figure out is if there is an on premise way to do this initally until such a time its cost effective to start buying premium. Sorry for the long winded question any help greatly appreciated.Solved2KViews0likes4CommentsNeed help choosing between Power BI Embedded and Power BI Report Server editions
Hi, I need a little help clearing up some terminology and managing some business expectations please. I'm sorry this is a lengthy post, I hope it reads quicker than it looks. Background We have an online application which currently has a report page which has a rolled up view of transactions (by category) and allows drill-down from the aggregated view right down to listing the transactions. If I click on a transaction I am then taken to the appropriate page in the application to view the transaction. We are looking to replace this bespoke functionality that we built ourselves with Power BI so that we not only replace the on-platform reports we have, but also so that we can develop reports using a best-in-breed tool without the need of significant custom development. The idea we currently have is to build the reports and then embed them into a page on our application. This is why we assume that Power BI Embedded would be the right tool for that to work. However, if we need to do development on our pages each time we have added a new report, or in the future, some dashboard component, then maybe we've looked at the wrong version of Power BI. Expectation The expectation is to have a white labelled (branded like our application) reporting and dashboard capability accessible by users who are logged into our application who can only access the data which is associated to their organisation in a multi-tenant environment. As all of our client data is held on-premises, we would prefer to also process the data on-premise rather than have to continually move it to the cloud for processing. Day one It would be for reports which are run and delivered to various parties on a schedule and on-demand. The reports can also be opened from our platform and interacted with (drill-down) but not necessarily in our own interface if it looks like our brand. It might also navigate users to individual transactions in our application (if it can be done, isn't that deep linking?). We would also restrict the creation of reports to internal users rather than our client's who would simply be data consumers. The reports would be be performed against end of last business day and no real-time data required. Day Two There are real-time statistics that we would want to deliver to our clients and we would use our event messaging service (Solace) and setup an ESP (Event Stream Processing) capability to respond to new data events as they come in. These 'tiles' might be displayed on a dedicated dashboard page or, prefereably, available incorporated within our pages. Conclusion Given the background and our expectations, what are the pros and cons on the different types of Power BI? Does any one of the solutions stand out as the best one for the job? What are the trade-offs to consider (example, if Embedded Power BI only works in the cloud then I need to understand what compromises or resets of expectations to make). Whoever has picked this post up, thank you so much for your time, patience and support. Your recommendations and expertise are very much appreciated.647Views0likes0Comments