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Mature agent workspace

Build, validate, migrate, package, and publish Power BI assets with an agent workspace.

The Power BI workspace handles semantic models, tables, columns, measures, relationships, partitions, parameters, report pages, visuals, DAX, M-query, PBIP/PBIT assembly, validation, and Fabric publishing.

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AI agent delivery

The agent delivers the Power BI workspace end to end.

The workspace is not a static output page. It is the controlled delivery surface where the agent reads platform state, applies edits through scoped tools, validates the result, and prepares handoff or publish.

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Inventory the source estate or start from a blank Power BI workspace

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Build the semantic model with tables, relationships, measures, calculated columns, parameters, partitions, and metadata

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Validate DAX, M-query, SQL sources, relationships, references, and model health

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Assemble PBIP/PBIT artifacts, generate report pages and visuals, and prepare deployment metadata

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Publish to Fabric or Power BI Service through attached tenant/workspace credentials

Workspace model

What the Power BI workspace covers.

Model explorer for tables, relationships, measures, calculated columns, parameters, metadata, pages, and visuals
DAX Studio and M-query Studio style editing surfaces with validation before publish
PBIP/PBIT packaging for review, download, source control, and deployment
Power BI and Fabric connection attachment for workspace-level publish decisions

Product features

Public-facing capability areas for Power BI.

DAX syntax, reference, and semantic validation

M-query validation and batch repair

TMDL, PBIR, PBIP, and PBIT generation

Semantic model diffing, deduplication, lineage, and change tracking

Cross-platform conversion target for Tableau, Cognos, MicroStrategy, Looker, SAP BO, and Salesforce

Paths and operations

Migration, management, and publish work stay connected.

Grounded in the Power BI workspace baseline PRD and current product routes for reporting, migration, validation, download, and publish.

Migration paths

Production-mature pathTableau to Power BI

Single workbook, Single workbook with Tableau Server connection

Licensed pathPower BI to Tableau

Power BI semantic model to Tableau workbook

Licensed pathLooker to Power BI

LookML project to Power BI workspace

Licensed path with multiple variantsCognos to Power BI

Report migration, Data module migration, Package migration, Multiple report IDs, Multiple report files, Cube migration, Offline cube migration

Licensed path with multiple variantsMicroStrategy to Power BI

Single report, Single report with prompts, Multiple reports, Single dossier, Multiple dossiers, Single cube, Schema objects, Hybrid migration

Licensed pathSAP BusinessObjects to Power BI

UNV/UNX universe and Web Intelligence migration

Salesforce workspace pathSalesforce to Power BI

Salesforce reports, dashboards, objects, and formulas to Power BI

Operational controls

Validate before publishing
Download PBIP or PBIT packages
Publish through saved Power BI service connections
Track versions, change records, deployment metadata, and task history

Platform fit

Scope a Power BI workspace or migration lane.

Bring one source estate, target platform, asset count, and the current blocker. We can shape the first workspace lane around the product surface already needed for your BI program.

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Power BI GTM page

Use this page in demos, platform-specific outreach, and customer conversations where the buyer wants to see their BI stack named.

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