Embed a filtered Power BI Service report in Dynamics 365

[sadhnabatra]

Hello Everyone

I would like to know If I am a Pro user can I use Power BI Embedded for embedding filtered reports in Dynamics 365 at no extra cost?

I want  like to see sales data specific to a customer in Dynamics 365. So for each customer I would see data specific to only that customer.

https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/power-bi-embedded/

Can Power BI Embedded be used to create internal applications?

Power BI Embedded is not intended for use within your organization’s internal business applications unless your internal users are also covered by a Power BI Pro User Subscription License (USL). Power BI Embedded is intended for your applications that are provided for third party use. If you want to use the Power BI Embedded service to create an internal business application, each of your internal users will need a Power BI Pro USL, and your organization will be charged for their consumption of the Power BI Embedded service in addition to their Power BI Pro USL fees. To avoid incurring both Power BI Pro USL fees and Power BI Embedded consumption costs for internal applications, the Power BI service offers its own content embedding capabilities outside of Power BI Embedded for no additional cost to Power BI USL holders (dev.powerbi.com).

[v-caliao-msft]

@sadhnabatra,

I have tested it on my local environment, if you pin a tile to your dynamic dashborad and share to other users, before users can view this Power BI dashboard, you need to share this dashboard to users in Power BI serivces.

In Power BI services, when you share with people, they get an email with a link to the shared dashboard. They need a Power BI Pro license, and they have to sign in to Power BI to see the dashboard.

So back to your question

"I would like to know If I am a Pro user can I use Power BI Embedded for embedding filtered reports in Dynamics 365 at no extra cost?"
You do not need any extra cost. You need share bashboard to users in Power BI services first, and they need  a pro license.

Regards,

Charlie Liao