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# Power BI

TrustLogix allows you to centrally manage **data access governance** across multiple data sources, including **Power BI**. By registering Power BI as a data source, you can:

* Enforce **row-level security**  directly from TrustLogix.
* Leverage **entitlement attributes** from Power BI for consistent policy enforcement.

Perform the [pre-requisites](/data-sources/power-bi/pre-requisites-for-power-bi-registration.md) step and keep all required detail handy to complete the registration process

**Steps to Register Power BI Data Source**

* **Navigate to Data Sources Menu**
  * Go to: TrustLogix Data Sources Page.
* **Register Data Source**
  * Click **“Register Data Source.”**
  * Select **“Power BI”** from the list of supported sources.
* **Provide Data Source Details**
  * Enter a **Data Source Name** (e.g., *Power BI DataSource*).
  * Click **“Register Data Source.”**
* **Service Account & Tenant Details(Captured in Pre-Requisites step)**
  * Enter **Service Account Name** (e.g., *PowerBiService*).
  * Enter **Tenant ID**.
  * Enter **Client ID**.
  * Enter **Client Secret**
* **Entitlement Attribute Source**
  * Choose an **existing data source** as the source of entitlement attributes (e.g., Active Directory, Snowflake, Databricks etc.).
* **Save Configuration**
  * Click **“Save”** to complete the registration.
  * Data source should be saved successfully


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