Managing a Power BI POP

All Policy Orchestration Points are listed on the Orchestration Workspace. Next to the name of each POP is the vendor icon. To create a POP, you will need the following information:

• Authentication Method: this will be set to Service Principal
• Client ID

Creating a Power BI POP

To create a Power BI Policy Orchestration Point (POP):

1. In the Orchestration Workspace, click Add Policy Orchestration Point. The Select Vendor side panel opens.

2. Click on the Power BI logo to select Power BI.

3. In the General section:

   • Enter the Display Name. Note that this name must be unique within the Environment.
   • Enter the Description (optional).

4. In the Associated Workspaces section, use the down arrow to access and select the Identity Workspace (required) and the Authorization Workspace (required) in which you want to manage the relevant objects discovered in the vendor tenant.

5. In the Connection Settings section, configure the values to connect the POP defined in the Authorization Platform to Power BI:

   • Authentication Method: by default, this will be set to Service Principal
   • Client ID: as defined in Power BI
   • Client Secret: as defined in Power BI
   • Tenant: Tenant ID that Power BI will connected to

6. Click Test Connection to test whether the Platform can connect successfully.

Note: If the Connection fails, verify that all of the values are correct and that all other requirements and permissions have been configured correctly in the target system. Then, test the connection again.

7. Click Create. The POP is created, automatically assigned a POP ID, and added to the list of existing POPs.

During the creation of the POP, an initial discovery process takes place. Objects found in the third-party vendor are translated and populated in the Platform Workspaces. After discovery, the full path is used as the display name for the discovered tables on the Objects tab.

For more details, see Microsoft Power BI.

• For defining a service principal, refer to the following Power BI documentation:
  Roles in workspaces in Power BI
  Dataset permissions

Switching between Modes

In the Orchestration Workspace, you can work in Learn mode or in Manage mode. For more information, see Learn and Managed Modes.