The Monday refresh failed again
Nobody is sure whether it is the gateway, a credential or the source system — and the management pack is due at nine.
Refreshes that fail on Monday morning. Reports nobody dares delete. An estate you inherited without documentation. In seven working days you get a prioritized 30-day remediation plan for up to three workspaces — at a fixed price.
No credentials, no report data, no tenant-wide access. You decide what leaves your environment.
Or start with the free private scanMost Power BI estates do not fail in one dramatic incident. They erode: one failed refresh, one copied report, one extra administrator at a time. The health check turns that unease into a short, ordered list.
Nobody is sure whether it is the gateway, a credential or the source system — and the management pack is due at nine.
Sales_Final, Sales_Final2, Sales_v3. Each still has users, and no one will confirm which one is authoritative.
The person who built it has moved on. There is no documentation, and every change feels like a risk.
Access was granted to unblock people and never reviewed. Now an internal audit question is on its way.
Refresh takes twice as long as last quarter, and the measures are too tangled to change with confidence.
Before moving to Fabric, changing partner or handing the estate over, you need a baseline you can defend.
Built for a BI lead, finance team or delivery partner who needs a defensible first view of risk before committing to a larger remediation project.
See terms and exclusionsTen deterministic controls over the workspaces you select: report and model inventory, workspace roles and refresh history. Collected by a one-time scanner you run yourself, or together in a 30-minute guided screen-share.
Up to five priority models and their reports are reviewed from the PBIP/TMDL files, sanitized exports, screenshots or guided session you approve. Eight static model checks support the review; the judgment stays human.
The backlog is a human work product: each priority action records its evidence source, impact, proposed owner, timing and acceptance test.
The scanner is optional. If running PowerShell needs an approval you do not have time for, the same ten controls are captured live in a short screen-share.
An inspectable PowerShell script with Microsoft sign-in on your own computer. About ten minutes once approved; the raw file never leaves your machine.
No script and nothing to install. You share your screen in the Power BI service; the consultant walks through the same controls and records only what you both see.
Observed findings are kept separate from unavailable evidence. Missing access is disclosed as a coverage limit, never silently counted as healthy.
Read the methodologyOnly the workspaces you select are examined. Nothing is discovered behind your back.
Inventory, access and refresh metadata are read. Report data values are never queried.
Raw scans stay on your computer. The consultant receives only the redacted summary you choose to send.
Findings come from deterministic rules. Nothing is sent to an external AI service.
Send three counts to start: workspaces, reports and priority models. No credentials or client data are needed for the scope check. You get a clear yes, a different quote, or an honest no.