What do mean by Tenant Setting in Power BI Service?

Tenant settings refer to the configurations and policies that administrators can implement at the organizational level within Power BI. By adjusting these settings, administrators can control how Power BI operates for users within the organization. These settings are vital for ensuring security, compliance, and optimal use of Power BI across the organization.

Tenant settings can be accessed through the Power BI Service by navigating to Settings -> Admin Portal -> Tenant Settings.

Tenant settings typically cover the following areas:

1. Help and Support Settings: Manage help and support options available to users of Power BI. Workspace Settings: Administer the creation, access, and permissions for workspaces. Export and Sharing Settings: Prescribe the rules regarding report export and data sharing. Discovery Settings: Configure user discovery and search for content in Power BI. Content Pack and App Settings: Govern the creation, sharing, and consumption of content packs and apps. Integration Settings: Administer the integration of Power BI with other tools or Microsoft services.
2. Power BI Visuals Settings: Manage settings related to custom visuals in Power BI reports and dashboards.
3. R and Python Visuals Settings: Set the use of R and Python scripts in Power BI visualizations.
4. Audit and Usage Settings: Set monitoring and auditing for Power BI usage within an organization.
5. Dashboard Settings: Configure dashboard creation, configuration, and sharing.
6. Developer Settings: Tools and features for developers, like APIs and resources.
8. Admin API Settings: Set settings for using the Power BI Admin APIs.
9. Gen1 dataflow settings: it manages settings for Gen1 dataflows in Power Bl.
10. Template App Settings: Administer the deployment and usage of Power Bl template apps.
11. Enable/Disable Q&A: Enable or disable users’ ability to use natural language to ask questions about their data.
12. Dataset security: it manages security settings for datasets within Power Bl.
13. Advanced Networking: Advanced users can configure specific settings for their networks by using Virtual Networks, and data gateways.
14. Metrics Settings: Performance metrics and monitoring would be set up for Power Bl as long as the feature will include this capability.
15. User Experience Experiments: Manages control for experimental features.User test and feedback each experimental feature for the best overall experience before release for general availability.
16. Share Data with Your Microsoft 365 Services: Has to do with setting up how or the ways that Power BI shares data with other Microsoft 365 services.
17. Insights Settings: Controls what kinds of data insights and suggestions are generated and how they’re displayed.
18. Datamart Settings: Has control of setup and access for Power BI datamarts.
19. Data Model Settings: For performance and efficiency, configure and optimize Power BI data models.
20. Quick Measure Suggestions: Controls the automatic suggestions for quick measure creation in Power BI.
21. Scale-out Settings: Set scale-out options for handling large datasets and performance.
22. OneLake Settings: Control panel to manage the integration and use of OneLake as the place for data storage and management.
23. Git Integration: Automatically integrates your Power BI projects with Git for version control and collaborative features.