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# Power BI

Pull metrics from your Power BI workspaces into Smaply journey maps

Connect Power BI to surface KPIs from your existing dashboards directly on relevant journey-map stages, like weekly conversion rate on a retail onboarding journey.

#### Why connect Power BI

* Tie experience moments to business metrics (conversion, NPS, churn) without leaving Smaply
* Update once in Power BI; see it everywhere in your journey maps

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Connecting Power BI is available on the **Governance** plan.
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#### In this section

* [**Set up Power BI**](/integrations/metrics-tools/power-bi/how-to-set-up-the-power-bi-integration.md) - Connect at the account level using a service account.
* [**Use Power BI in a metric**](/integrations/metrics-tools/power-bi/how-to-use-power-bi-in-a-metric.md) - Add Power BI data to journey-map metric cards.


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