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Hello everyone. We have a report where user can select customer codes and see specific customer insights. Our company needs to know which user saw which customers. Is there any way to log this? For example me as user selected code 12455 and viewed this customer for example.
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Hi @giorgiokatr ,
You can check the official document to know which type of activity logs will be recorded by 'audit log' feature: (As ibarrau said, current it does not support to check user view whose contents)
Use auditing within your organization#activities audited by power-bi
In my opinion, I'd like to suggest you extract user id and correspond dataset id from audit log, then you can use these parameters to invoke REST API to find out dataset id and its owner.
Datasets - Get Dataset
After these steps, you can use extracted information and REST API result to build report to analytic user operation history.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi @giorgiokatr ,
You can check the official document to know which type of activity logs will be recorded by 'audit log' feature: (As ibarrau said, current it does not support to check user view whose contents)
Use auditing within your organization#activities audited by power-bi
In my opinion, I'd like to suggest you extract user id and correspond dataset id from audit log, then you can use these parameters to invoke REST API to find out dataset id and its owner.
Datasets - Get Dataset
After these steps, you can use extracted information and REST API result to build report to analytic user operation history.
Regards,
Xiaoxin Sheng
Hi. I'm sorry but no. The can export logs containing which user did an specific action in power bi like watch this report, share this dashboard, refresh this dataset, etc. You cannot know the interaction with the report, you can just know the user was using it.
Regards,
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