I recently configured Power BI integration for a Dynamics 365 for Operations customer. And while the following article on
Getting Started with Power BI and Dynamics 365
To configure Power BI integration with Dynamics 365 for Operations, the following criteria must be met:
1. You must have Azure Active Directory (AAD) administrator privileges
2. You must be assigned to the System Administrator role in Dynamics 365 for Operations
3. You must have had at least one user sign in to PowerBI.com before
4. You must be using the same tenant for both your deployment and the user login
Example: If Dynamics 365 was deployed under the contoso.com tenant, the user login for both Dynamics 365 and Power BI should be in the format UserName@contoso.com.
Power BI Integration Steps:
1. Go to
2. Sign in with your AAD Admin account and complete Step 1 by clicking Sign in with your existing account.
3. Assume this is my Dynamics 365 Production URL:
I would complete Step 2 as follows:
4. Grant access to the Power BI API's in Step 3.
5. Click Register App to retrieve the client ID and client secret which we will paste into Dynamics 365.
NOTE: Be sure to copy the client secret and keep it safe until we are done. Once the screen is gone, the key is gone.
6. If you want to remove this registration or review it you can do so by:
a. Login to
b. Click More services
c. Search for App Registration and click on it
d. Select your App Name for additional details:
To delete the app registration, I've found that in the Beta portal you need to mark Multi-tenanted as NO before the Delete option becomes available. This is found in the Properties pane after selecting the app from the App registrations pane.
If the option is not there, click Manifest and change "availableToOtherTenants": true to "availableToOtherTenants": false.
Configure Dynamics 365 for Operations Integration
1. Launch Dynamics 365 and navigate to System Administration and click Power BI
2. Click Edit and enter the following information, be sure to click the slider next to Enabled:
For the fields above, enter the following pieces of information:
3. Click Save, navigate to Workspaces, Reservation Management, scroll to the right and you should see the following. Click Get started to run through the authorization process.
4. Click, Click here to provide authorization to Power BI to begin the authorization process
5. Click Accept to grant the required permissions for the integration
6. You should hopefully then see this message:
7. To validate the integration, navigate back to Reservation Management under Workspaces
Again, click on Get started
Hopefully, you’ll then see the Open tile catalog window. In my example below you can see the various dashboards, I have sitting in PowerBI.com.
I check the tiles I’m interested in and they get added to the workspace
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Hi,
In dynamics 365, when I added reports to the workspace I get this message “This visual type is not supported yet or cannot be displayed due to security reasons”.
Hi,
Is there any way D365 online Odatafeed can connect to On premise Power Bi gateway. Please advise.
Hello Shiyas,
Josh, the author of this post, says that because an OData feed is an online feed it does not need a gateway. Thanks for your question!
Thank you, very much for this post. It helped me to configure Power BI with my Dynamics 365 Operations.
I have one question, can we display the report with the data not visual but a tabular report with the data in this space.
Hello,
Glad we could help! I’m not sure I quite understand the question. Could you provide a little more detail of what you’re looking for? Thanks.