MPARR How to use MIP Scanner Power BI template

[@ExplorewithAsrar]

Hi @Kazdemos - I am getting the 400 Bad request error after importing the MIP scanner template in Power BI, Any help on this ?

[@kazdemos]

Normally that kind of error can be related that some activity was not did it previously, or something is not available yet. After you saw the error, close the pop-up, and go to "Transform Data" menu, on the left go through all the tables to identify which one is the one with the issue, and the we can continue resolving. You can find me on LinkedIn and we can chat there, this is my profile www.linkedin.com/in/profesorkaz

[@RenanBlancoLopes]

I didn't understand where the template get all the information from. I saw you added your workspace ID. Do I have to create a Log Analytics workspace and that's it? Wasn't Log Analytics workspace for MPIP Scanner deprecated last year and now it's everything stored in the Compliance Purview?

[@kazdemos]

The old AIP Scanner was sending the data directly to Logs Analytics, that was deprecated, with MPARR we are taking the data from the Office 365 Management API where the data is located now, and we are sending back to Logs Analytics workspace.

[@RenanBlancoLopes]

@@kazdemos I just saw your GitHub repository. Thank you for that. Clients always complain about Scanner reports. Activity Explorer isn’t sufficient to show data owners about their data. I’m in a project where we have been importing the CSVs into PowerBI due to Activity Explorer does not show the last modified date for a Scanner file discovered. I will implement MPARR in my Dev Tenant. I’m excited about ingest the Log Analytics back again.

[@kazdemos]

@@RenanBlancoLopes MPARR can works for you and simplify that activity

[@kazdemos]

You can follow up at LinkedIn, aka.ms/MPARR-LinkedIn all the news are published there.