So after someone installed the template app and connected to the data set, could he share the workspace and report to rest of the org? Then others don't need to install the app and config the connection.
Sadly it isn't an easy process. It took a lot of setup with Power Automate, Power Query, and approval from the security team with template apps for this to work. Plus I had the assistance of another MVP to help write out all the scripts. Microsoft is planning on supporting paid apps in it's store sometime in the future though!
@@HavensConsulting Well that sounds like a rough ride to be one of the first to implement that. Thank you for your honest feedback and I hope te hear more from you in the future!
@r90x I'd consider loading the customers data but with a time filter! I do that with my google analytics report. Free gets them 6 months of history. Paid gets them that filter removed. I otherwise follow your above process to check their purchases :)
@r90x basically what I've done! I grab purchase emails from stripe, put them in a DB, I have a power automate script that checks my model parameter input of "purchase email" against the DB list, and only confirms them as paid if the last payment is in 45 days or less. If yes then returns paid status, otherwise unpaid status
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Hello. Do you know how to set up api authentication in Template apps? Need some help on that
Hello! Could you provide a bit more detail on the scenario you have regarding API authentication.
So after someone installed the template app and connected to the data set, could he share the workspace and report to rest of the org? Then others don't need to install the app and config the connection.
That’s correct. It can be distributed within the org and only require one developer to install and share with others
That’s correct. It can be distributed within the org and only require one developer to install and share with others
What does "proxy model" mean? Teddy said smth like "you can't upload a proxy model".
Good question. I call those thin reports, where it has a live connection to a model that isn't contained in that PBIX file.
How do you implement an paid/subscription based template app?
Sadly it isn't an easy process. It took a lot of setup with Power Automate, Power Query, and approval from the security team with template apps for this to work. Plus I had the assistance of another MVP to help write out all the scripts. Microsoft is planning on supporting paid apps in it's store sometime in the future though!
@@HavensConsulting Well that sounds like a rough ride to be one of the first to implement that. Thank you for your honest feedback and I hope te hear more from you in the future!
@@sonickss I'm glad I got to be at the front of it! There should be some welcome improvements to it over the next year or so as well :)
@r90x I'd consider loading the customers data but with a time filter! I do that with my google analytics report. Free gets them 6 months of history. Paid gets them that filter removed. I otherwise follow your above process to check their purchases :)
@r90x basically what I've done! I grab purchase emails from stripe, put them in a DB, I have a power automate script that checks my model parameter input of "purchase email" against the DB list, and only confirms them as paid if the last payment is in 45 days or less. If yes then returns paid status, otherwise unpaid status
Hi Reid! Thanks for this video! Can you clarify what "msit" is? Teddy uses msit.powerbi.com.
MSIT stands for Microsoft Infotech