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Individual users can get their own Power BI license by signing up with their work or school email account.

For step-by-step instructions on how to sign up, see Get a Power BI subscription for your organization. You'll get 25 licenses to use for one month. If you're not ready to purchase, select the Power BI Pro trial.

Get Power BI for your organizationįor information about pricing, see Pricing & Product Comparison. The following roles are required to manage licensing for an organization.įor information about Power BI service admin roles, see Understanding Power BI service administrator roles. To learn more about admin roles in Microsoft 365, including best practices, see About admin roles. For more information about admin roles in Azure Active Directory, see View and assign administrator roles in Azure Active Directory. Admin roles are assigned from the Azure Active Directory admin center or the Microsoft 365 admin center. You must belong to an admin role to purchase or assign licenses for your organization. For more information about how users can get their own license, see Signing up for Power BI as an individual. This article is for administrators who can purchase services and per-user licensing. Administrators can get a Power BI license subscription and then assign licenses to users. Self-service sign up capabilities and a work or school email account are needed for users to get their own free, Pro, or Premium Per User license. There are two ways for users to get a license, from an administrator or self-service.

The level of access provided by their license depends on whether the workspace is a Premium workspace or not. Licenses are free, Pro, or Premium Per User (PPU). What a user can do depends on the type of per-user license that they have. Everyone who uses the Power BI service must have a license.

#Share powerphotos license how to#