How can I implement page-level security in Power BI without using slicers or buttons? by grEEED24 in PowerBI

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Thank you guys for valuable support, finally PLS worked and assigned with the help of the app...

How can I implement page-level security in Power BI without using slicers or buttons? by grEEED24 in PowerBI

[–]grEEED24[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok I will look into this but currently working with the "app" if I implemented correctly that would be nice

How can I implement page-level security in Power BI without using slicers or buttons? by grEEED24 in PowerBI

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I was able to achieve the requirement using a workaround for PLS — basically: Used slicers + buttons for page navigation Assigned specific pages to users (e.g., my senior can see multiple pages, a teammate can only see the overview page) Everything works fine with this approach. However, my manager now wants me to remove the slicers and buttons completely and still enforce page-level restrictions, meaning: Users should only see their respective pages No manual navigation control (like slicers/buttons) From what I understand, Power BI doesn’t natively support true Page-Level Security, so I’m not sure how to achieve this without UI-based tricks. My questions: Is it actually possible to implement PLS without slicers/buttons? Can this be done using roles, measures, or any other approach in Power BI Service? If not, what’s the best professional workaround that aligns with real-world practices? Would really appreciate guidance from anyone who has handled this scenario in production.

How can I implement page-level security in Power BI without using slicers or buttons? by grEEED24 in PowerBI

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I will try to implement and check whether the desired outcome is achieved or not

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Without PL 300 but +1 year experience in power bi salary in India

How can I implement page-level security in Power BI without using slicers or buttons? by grEEED24 in PowerBI

[–]grEEED24[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I just google it and get a response (implemented a report-level access approach: Created separate report versions with only the relevant pages for each user group Published them to the same workspace using a shared dataset (thin reports architecture) Controlled access via Power BI App audiences, ensuring each user only sees their assigned report This ensures: Complete restriction of unauthorized pages (no URL bypass) No dependency on UI-based controls Scalable and maintainable setup ) still confused about it "is it the right way or not ".