October brought the MCP integration, which connects Power Embedded to artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT and Claude while respecting each user's permissions and RLS. Audits now show who ran manual refreshes and who approved or rejected permissions, personal filters can take priority over the default bookmark, and the portal gained Bulgarian.
October 30, 2026
New features
- MCP integration with artificial intelligence tools: Power Embedded now offers an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server integrated with Power Pilot Gen 2. In Power Pilot Gen 2 › MCP, click New credential, choose the Scope (Report data or Administration), the linked User, a Name and the token Validity; the portal generates the server URL and the token you use to set up the connection in ChatGPT, Claude or another compatible tool. This lets you query report data (through the assistants the user has access to) and administrative information about the platform directly from the AI tool, always respecting the permissions and RLS rules of the linked user.
October 28, 2026
New features
- Personal filters take priority over the bookmark: the new Allow user to save personal filters option makes the bookmark configured on the report work only as the initial view. Once users change and save their own filters, that personal configuration is applied on their next visits, and one user's filters are never applied to another user. This way, you set a starting point for everyone (for example, each user's country) without preventing each person from keeping their own analysis.
- Bulgarian language: Bulgarian is now available among the languages of the Administration Portal and the Reports Portal.
Improvements
- Internal code field in the user record: user editing in the Administration Portal gained the Internal code field, which accepts letters and numbers. Use it to record the employee ID or another unique identifier of the user in your organization and make the user easier to identify. See the documentation
- More details when listing Power Pilot Gen 2 assistants through the API: listing Power Pilot Gen 2 assistants through the API now returns, for each assistant, the linked users and groups, the associated dataset, the configured AI model and the DAX query timeout. This lets you review the setup of every assistant in a single request, which helps with governance and auditing. See the documentation
October 22, 2026
Improvements
- Who approved or rejected in the permissions audit: the Audits › Permissions screen gained the Approved/rejected by column, showing the email of whoever approved or rejected each permission request, following the same pattern as the report catalog audit. This makes it clear who made each access decision. See the documentation
- Phone and job title in the user export: the Users screen export, in Excel and CSV, now includes the Phone number and Job title columns. See the documentation
- All group permissions in the API: listing groups through the API now returns the full set of permissions configured on the Permissions tab of the group editor (for example, managing subscriptions, exporting reports, downloading the report file and starting the capacity on demand), as the user query already did. This way, your integrations see the same permissions you see on screen. See the documentation
October 13, 2026
Improvements
- Optional page selection in report subscriptions: when you create or edit a report subscription in the Administration Portal, choosing pages on the Report tab is no longer mandatory. If no page is selected, the subscription sends all pages of the report. See the documentation
October 6, 2026
Improvements
- User responsible for manual refreshes in the dataset audit: the dataset audit details, in the Audits menu, gained the User column, which shows who started each manual refresh of the semantic model, whether from the Administration Portal or the Reports Portal. This makes it easy to trace who triggered each refresh. See the documentation