This guide will teach you how to authenticate with Foundry via Power BI®, select a dataset, and get started building your first report.
You'll now be prompted for some details about your Foundry connection:
Click "OK" and proceed to the next step.
There are two options for authenticating with Foundry - either "Foundry OAuth" or "Foundry Token". OAuth is the simplest, recommended authentication method in most circumstances.
You can select whether to use OAuth or Token authentication on the left-hand side of the Power BI® authentication dialog. Instructions for using both authentication options are described below.
OAuth is the recommended method for authorizing Power BI® to connect to Foundry. If using OAuth authentication, you can simply click on "Sign in" from the Power BI® OAuth dialog. This will then open a new window with your Foundry login screen.
If this is your first time using Power BI® with Foundry, you will be prompted to approve Power BI®'s access to your Foundry account. Click to "allow" Power BI®'s request for access, and then sign in to Foundry as normal.
If you receive an error page logging in via OAuth, it is likely your organization has not yet enabled the OAuth login capability for Power BI®. In this case, contact your Foundry administrator to enable Power BI® as a third-party application. You can also use the alternative token-based authentication option described below in the meantime.
If using token-based authentication, follow the instructions on Generating a Token to generate a private authentication token inside Foundry. Once you have the token, you can paste it into the Power BI® prompt.
Your credentials should now be saved in Power BI® and will continue to work as long as they are valid. You won't be prompted for a token again until your token validity has expired. At this point you can follow the above instructions again to generate a new token.
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