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When embedding a Power BI tile in a Canvas app, there are several factors that must be considered in order to ensure that users have access to the content. One of the most important is sharing the Power BI dashboard that the tile is embedded in. If the dashboard is not shared with the users, they will not be able to view the content in the tile.

To share a Power BI dashboard, you must have the "Edit" permission for the dashboard. Once you have this permission, you can share the dashboard with other users by following these steps:

• Open the Power BI service and navigate to the dashboard that you want to share.
• Click the "Share" button in the top-right corner of the dashboard.
• In the "Share" pane that appears, enter the email addresses of the users that you want to share the dashboard with.
• Select the level of access that you want to grant to the users. You can choose to give them "View" access, which allows them to view the dashboard but not make changes, or "Edit" access, which allows them to view and make changes to the dashboard.
• Click the "Share" button to share the dashboard with the users.

Additionally, there are other factors that could cause user's problems:

• B. The Power Bl interactions property on the Power Bl tiles is set to Off. In that case, the user's won't be able to interact with the visuals.
• C. The Power Bl connection is not shared. In that case, the user's won't have the access to the data source
• D. The Power Bl Display mode property on the Power Bl tiles is set to Disabled, in that case the user's won't see the tile

It is important to check all of these factors and ensure that they are properly configured in order to ensure that users have access to the content.

References:

• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-admin-share-dashboard
• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/embed-power-bi
• https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/service-embed-content/embed-in-powerapps

You can trigger on-demand workflows from inside a business process flow. For example, you can add an on-demand workflow to a business process flow so that an activity, such as a task or email, is created whenever a stage is completed.

Note: A workflow becomes activated based on where you drop the workflow onto the business process flow designer.

On-demand stage processes. When the workflow is dropped onto a business process flow stage, the workflow is triggered on entry or exit of the stage.