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Copilot makes it easy to create dashboards by automating the initial setup. You don't need any technical expertise. The process includes selecting a data table in Real-Time Hub or KQL Queryset and using AI to generate a Real-Time Dashboard. The dashboard includes an insights page for a quick overview and a data profile page.
For billing information about Copilot, see Announcing Copilot in Fabric pricing.
Prerequisites
Write access to a KQL queryset or Real-Time Dashboard
Note
- Your administrator needs to enable the tenant switch before you start using Copilot. See the article Copilot tenant settings for details.
- Your F2 or P1 capacity needs to be in one of the regions listed in this article, Fabric region availability.
- If your tenant or capacity is outside the US or France, Copilot is disabled by default unless your Fabric tenant admin enables the Data sent to Azure OpenAI can be processed outside your tenant's geographic region, compliance boundary, or national cloud instance tenant setting in the Fabric Admin portal.
- Copilot in Microsoft Fabric isn't supported on trial SKUs. Only paid SKUs (F2 or higher, or P1 or higher) are supported.
- See the article Overview of Copilot in Fabric and Power BI for more information.
Creating a Real-Time Dashboard with Copilot
You can create a Real-Time Dashboard with Copilot in several ways:
- From the Real-Time Hub: Create a dashboard directly from the Real-Time Hub by selecting a data stream and then a table.
- From the KQL Queryset: Create a dashboard from a KQL Queryset by selecting a table.
Select the three dots next to the table name and select Create Real-Time Dashboard.
In the dialog box, select Get started to proceed. You can stop the process at any time while the dashboard is being created.
Insights Page and Data Profile Page
Copilot automatically generates the Insights Page and Data Profile Page. The Insights Page provides a quick overview of the data, while the Data Profile Page offers detailed information about the data structure and statistics.
