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Azure Maps
An Azure service that provides geospatial APIs to add maps, spatial analytics, and mobility solutions to apps.
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The error indicates that map and filled map visuals are disabled at the tenant level in Power BI. This is not a client‑side issue — it’s controlled by your organization’s Power BI administrator.
Why this happens:
• Power BI map visuals rely on Azure Maps integration.
• If the tenant admin has disabled map visuals in the Power BI Admin Portal, you’ll see this error.
• Even if enabled, usage may be restricted to specific security groups.
How to resolve:
- Check with your Power BI Admin
• In the Power BI Service, go to Admin Portal → Tenant settings.
• Under Export and sharing settings, locate Map and filled map visuals.
• Confirm whether the setting is disabled or restricted.
- Enable map visuals
• Admin must toggle “Map and filled map visuals” → Enabled.
• If restricted, ensure your account is included in the allowed security group.
- Verify after change
• Once enabled, refresh your report. The map visuals should render correctly.
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