Connect to the Regional Government Emergency Response Dashboard
The Regional Government Emergency Response Dashboard is the reporting component of the Microsoft Power Platform Regional Government Emergency Response and Monitoring solution. Regional organization admins can view the dashboard in their Power BI tenant, enabling them to quickly view important data and metrics that will help them make efficient decisions.
This article tells you how to install the Regional Government Emergency Response app using the Regional Government Emergency Response Dashboard template app, and how to connect to the data sources.
For detailed information about what is presented in the dashboard, see Get insights.
After you've installed the template app and connected to the data sources, you can customize the report as per your needs. You can then distribute it as an app to colleagues in your organization.
Prerequisites
Before installing this template app, you must first install and set up the Regional Government Emergency Response and Monitoring solution. Installing this solution creates the data source references necessary to populate the app with data.
When installing the Regional Government Emergency Response and Monitoring solution, take note of the URL of your Dataverse environment instance. You'll need it to connect the template app to the data.
Install the app
Click the following link to get to the app: Regional Government Emergency Response Dashboard template app
On the AppSource page for the app, select Get it now.
Select Install.
Once the app has installed, you see it on your Apps page.
Connect to data sources
Select the entry in the list on your Apps page to open the app.
On the splash screen, select Explore.
The app opens, showing sample data.
Select the Connect your data link on the banner at the top of the page.
In the dialog that appears, type the URL of your Dataverse environment instance. For example: https://[myenv].crm.dynamics.com. When done, select Next.
In the next dialog that appears, set the authentication method to OAuth2. You don't have to do anything to the privacy level setting.
Select Sign in.
At the Microsoft sign-in screen, sign in to Power BI.
After you've signed in, the report connects to the data sources and is populated with up-to-date data. During this time, the activity monitor turns.
Schedule report refresh
When the data refresh has completed, set up a refresh schedule to keep the report data up to date.
In the ribbon at the top of the report, select the three horizontal dots icon, then select View semantic model.
On the page for the semantic model, select Refresh from the ribbon, then select Schedule refresh and follow the instructions described in the Configure scheduled refresh article.
Customize and share
See Customize and share the app for details. Be sure to review the report disclaimers before publishing or distributing the app.