Reputation: 48402
I am an administrator in our PBI tenant. We have another administrator as well. I have created several workspaces (non-private) that the other administrator cannot see. I was thinking that an administrator should be able to see any non-private workspace any one has created without having to be given permission to see the workspace. Is this not the case?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2795
Reputation: 40204
A tenant admin can't automatically view any workspace but they have the power to add themselves to any workspace via the Admin Portal Workspaces controls.
Quoting from here:
All metadata throughout the tenant is available to the Power BI administrator (ex: if they want to enumerate a list of workspaces, reports, dashboards, etc using the APIs). So, metadata is easily discoverable but -- technically speaking -- a Power BI administrator cannot access datasets in Power BI unless they have permission to that workspace. However...
A Power BI administrator can grant access to themselves, or a colleague, to any workspace in the Power BI tenant. Which means that all data *could* become available to a Power BI administrator if the need arises. With Power BI administration, there is no separation between control plane and data plane.
Upvotes: 1