See how your organisation uses Microsoft 365 Copilot and agents, and the hours and value they deliver.
Watch first: the app, page by page (silent, about 2 minutes, sample data)
AnalyticsHub-Demo.mp4
Pick a path. Both load the data and publish the models.
| 1. Fabric (recommended) | 2. Azure | |
|---|---|---|
| You need | A Fabric capacity, F2 or larger, or a free trial | An Azure subscription or resource group, and a Power BI workspace |
| Set up with | The installer, or by hand | The installer, or by hand |
| Takes | About 20 minutes. The first data arrives about 25 minutes after Go ahead | The same as Fabric |
| Costs | The Fabric capacity | About $5–40 a month for a small tenant |
Analytics Hub itself is free. See Architecture and costs.
Installer
- Send each admin their row of the prerequisites, Fabric column.
- Run the installer. Choose Microsoft Fabric.
- Check it worked. The Done page lists anything left to do, and who does it.
By hand · 🎥 Watch it first
- Prerequisites: the Fabric ones, plus an app registration, a Lakehouse and Power BI Desktop.
- Install: the notebooks, the report and the pipeline. The app is optional.
- Check it worked: the pipeline run, the data and the report.
Installer
- Send each admin their row of the prerequisites, Azure column.
- Run the installer. Choose Your Azure subscription.
- Check it worked. The Done page lists anything left to do, and who does it.
By hand: seven steps in Azure Cloud Shell, with no installer. They need a release that includes them: Get the files checks for one.
On Windows 10 or 11, paste this into PowerShell. It needs no admin rights, and opens the steps in your browser:
irm https://github.com/microsoft/AnalyticsHub-Dashboard/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 | iexOr download the exe and open it.
Blocked? Use an IT-approved Node.js or Azure Cloud Shell, or ask your IT team. Don't work around the policy. To check a download, see Check the download. More in Install.
Update or remove · Troubleshooting · FAQ · Release notes
- This isn't the official Copilot report. The official sources are the Microsoft 365 admin center Copilot usage reports and the Viva Insights Copilot Dashboard. Analytics Hub takes its Copilot figures mainly from the Purview audit log, which isn't the authoritative source, so its numbers may not always match those reports exactly.
- You're responsible for the data once it's extracted. Analytics Hub copies data into your own Fabric workspace or Azure subscription. The retention, deletion and other policies you set in Purview, Microsoft 365, Entra ID and the other sources don't apply to those copies. Managing that data and meeting your organisation's requirements is up to you.
What you get, the data, costs, permissions and every other page: docs.
Open an issue · Support · Report a vulnerability · Contributing · MIT licence
Created by Keith McGrane.
To contribute, open a pull request against main. Keith reviews and approves every change, and
only Keith creates release tags. See Contributing.
Usage and compliance disclaimer
While this tool helps customers understand the business value of their AI usage data, Microsoft has no visibility into the data customers input, nor control over how the tool is used. Customers are solely responsible for ensuring their use complies with all applicable laws and regulations (including data privacy and security). Microsoft disclaims all liability arising from use of this tool.
This is an experimental tool with Purview audit logs as the primary source. Audit logs provide visibility into Copilot/agent interactions but are not intended as the sole source of truth for licensing or full‑fidelity reporting. Not supported through Microsoft support channels — please open an issue in this repo.
