When this sensitivity label policy setting is on, people can't save supported Power BI or Fabric content until they pick a label. It has no effect on service principals, API calls or B2B guest users, and certain items, including Dataflow Gen2, are excluded.
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Terms in this definition
- Label policy
A Purview policy that makes sensitivity labels available to selected users and groups. It also controls settings like which label applies by default, whether people have to label content, and whether they must give a reason before removing a label or choosing a less restrictive one.
- Power BI
Microsoft's analytics and reporting service. It reaches data held on-premises through the on-premises data gateway.
- Route table label
Name for a set of route tables in Virtual WAN hubs, used when choosing where routes propagate; Default, for instance, covers the defaultRouteTable of every hub.
- API
Short for application programming interface: a contract that client code calls programmatically, for example a web API secured with tokens or the Files, Images or Responses APIs.
- B2B
Business-to-business features in Microsoft Entra External ID for working alongside partner organisations. Direct connect lets people share Teams channels with no guest account needed, whereas collaboration brings partners into your tenant as guests.
- Dataflow Gen2
A visual, low-code Microsoft Fabric item for preparing data, based on Power Query. It links to data sources, transforms the data and writes the output to targets like a lakehouse or a warehouse.