Announcing Public Preview of Power BI and Microsoft Graph Integration

Power BI has announced its integration with Microsoft Graph, which allows for active interaction with and viewing of your Power BI content. This means that your Power BI content can be seen through "Recommended" content within Office Hub and search on Office.com, SharePoint Online, and Bing@Work platforms. In addition, you will be able to track actions taken on your Power BI content, such as who viewed, edited, or shared it.

The rollout for this preview has already begun and is expected to be complete by late November. Power BI Admins will have the ability to enable or disable this experience for their users. The Share data with Microsoft 365 services setting can be enabled or disabled by logging into your Power BI account from your browser using your admin account credentials, navigating to the Tenant settings tab in the Admin portal, then clicking on the setting titled Allow Microsoft 365 services to access Power BI metadata and toggling it to enabled or disabled.

By default, these new capabilities are off, but you can follow the steps outlined above to enable or disable them as needed. Keep in mind that it may take up to 24 hours for changes to be reflected upon enabling or disabling the setting. Stay on top of your Power BI content and take advantage of these new capabilities to better track your data.

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