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My company is currently in the process of reviewing if/how to implement Power BI.
As I'm sure you all well know, MS's licensing structure is stupidly complicated.
So hypothetically, we basically need 10 licenses for Dashboard creators, and 490 licenses for users who will be mainly just viewing the dashboards. (there will be some interactivity such as drill down/through data and pages for the users)
How should I structure our licenses? 10 Pros and 490 Free?
After some reading, some say it'll work, some say it won't. Some as offered buy 10 Premium licenses and implement Read-Only license for the using BI apps or Embedded dashboards.
So I'm a tinkerer.... I like to play with O365 just to see what it's capable of outside of the enterprise world.
I'll make a post about the "best bang for the buck" O365 licenses you can but for your personal tenant (Spoiler alert, is the M365 Business Premium license), but I did just want to show you how you can get unlimited, PowerBI Free licenses if your current licence doesn't include it.
Simply navigate to your PowerApps admin portal, scroll down on the left, and under admin centres you'll find a link for PowerBI. Follow this, and you'll get signed up to the PowerBI free package with unlimited licenses.
A short time later, you will also see the PowerBI admin portal show up under your main admin console.
I'm sure there are other way to add this, but for me it worked well, and gives me the chance to play about with all the PowerBI admin controls.