These pages will give you an overview on how Luware reporting interacts with Power BI in its local and cloud variants.

(lightbulb)  Power BI itself is supported by Microsoft. We highly recommend reading the official Power BI User Documentation by Microsoft as UI elements and procedures described below may change.

Microsoft Power BI are interactive data visualization BI tools that connect Luware Callcenter data and present it with own user interface for conversation center reporting. The interactive interface provides the ability of deep data analysis through variety of widgets, representation capabilities, hints with additional information, filters, clickable objects (that can also work like filters), etc.

(info) The following is an example report based on Power BI engine. 

Power BI Example Report - The data shown was generated in Stratus Agent. 

Power BI users are able build own reports and use reporting templates provided by Luware:

  • Service Reports

  • Agent Reports

  • Customer Reports

Power BI Desktop and Power BI Cloud

There are two Power BI tools – Power BI Desktop and Power BI Cloud (Service). (info) See official Microsoft documentation for cloud services. 

Power BI Desktop

  • is intended to create and design reports with widgets of different kinds

  • can publish the created reports to the cloud, where other reporting supervisors may view them (when publisher provides them rights)

  • can be used also to see the reporting data, but it may be inconvenient, because file is in editing mode during the view

  • is a free application (for the context of use in Luware products)

Power BI Cloud

  • view published reports for the publisher (license according to Microsoft rules)

  • view published reports for other reporting supervisors (license according to Microsoft rules)

  • create own dashboards from the widgets of the published report

(info) We used the following terms for reporting supervisors:

  • Creator – reporting supervisor, who creates and designs the report. Usually he has the majority of rights

  • Publisher – reporting supervisor, who publishes the report in Power BI Desktop to the Power BI Cloud

  • Viewer – reporting supervisor, who views the published reports in the Power BI Cloud

(info) Learn more about Data Evaluation Templates.

Power BI Data Access Permissions

There are two ways to access reporting data, depending on your installation type and need. Below is a short explanation of both methods.

Please get in Contact with Luware to define your reporting needs and the best solution best catered to you.

You can reach us via the following means: 
E-Mail:support@luware.com
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Skype:sip:support@luware.com
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Support Hotline UK+44 20 3300 2751

On-Prem Access

Role based access control which data, is provided by the [Reporting].[usp_GetDataSet]. Each row in result dataset is checked against 3 conditions, before access is permitted.

  • Username
  • Dataset Type
  • Organization Unit

Data is provided only when data loader execution meets all three conditions.

Cloud-Based Gateway Access

Depending on your choice for using either Cloud or Local Power BI, the account and file access is handled as follows:

Power BI Account Security interaction

Power BI Cloud (service)

Power BI Desktop (local)

  • works with Microsoft account

  • requires LUCS reporting supervisor permissions for the Microsoft account 

  • the LUCS reporting supervisor permissions of the viewer are applied as the second level of data security → see role-based access

Example:
Supervisor A does not have permissions for OU 2 and Supervisor B has permissions for OU 2.
Supervisor A creates a report, publishes it and provides the access to it for Supervisor B.
Supervisor B will not see data of OU 2, because Supervisor A was a report publisher and did not have permissions for OU 2.

  • works with integrated security

  • requires LUCS reporting supervisor permissions for the Microsoft account

  • the LUCS reporting supervisor permissions of the publisher will be applied as the first level of data security 

  • the publisher allows to see the published report for viewers

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