Power BI with Power Apps Portals - Part-3

If you're looking to embed dynamic visualizations, dashboards, and reports into a Portal, Power Apps can help. In this continuation from the Power BI with Dataverse series of blogs, you'll explore how to embed Power BI visuals into Power Apps Portals. By following the steps outlined in the tutorial, you'll be able to add a Power BI dashboard with valuable insights in Power Apps portals, increasing its value for a large audience.

Before jumping into embedding Power BI visuals, you'll need to configure Power Apps portals in the Power Platform Admin Center. To achieve this, select your Portal, manage the Power BI embedded service, and select the workspaces that have the reports and dashboards. Additionally, you'll also need Azure AD security groups to allow the CRM portal to be a member of the group, get access to Power BI API, and enable the display of visuals in the portal.

Once you've configured these steps, you can embed the Power BI visual in the Portal by adding a new page or section in the Power Apps Portal Studio. One of the components to add is Power BI, which will help you select the workspace, dashboard, or report to include in the portal.

It's important to note that users must be authenticated using AAD, need to have a Power BI license, and the Power BI dashboard or report should be shared with users to view the visualizations. By following the steps above, you can leverage Power BI visuals effectively within Power Apps Portals to create a robust customer/ partner/ employee engagement channel.

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