Metadata and Technical Documentation for Power BI Environments

Dashboards and reports are often poorly documented. It makes it very difficult to work with, hand over, update, or even review them.

Whether you are creating reports, or using them to make key business decisions, the BI Blueprint allows you to see how they are built and gives you the confidence to trust the data you are seeing and rely on it for future deployments, enhancements, integrations, or migrations.

The documentation provided by the BI Blueprint will contain the following details about your Power BI deployment:

-Database connections used with type of connection

-Tables found per connection

-Join relationships between tables

-Dimensions

-Measures

-Expressions

-Lists of dashboards, workbooks, or reports

-List of visualizations

What's is the BI Blueprint used for?

Assist in migration planning
Generate project documentation needed for compliance purposes
Used for hand off to new BI resources
Check on best practices
Identify risks before they become a problem
Visualize your models to quickly piece everything together
Track dependencies to make sure nothing breaks
Avoid BI redundancy
Optimize maintenance
See how your data is used

BI Blueprint

by Innovoco Inc