Write‑Back in Power BI Is Finally Here! — How to Build Translytical Task Flows

Power BI write‑back is finally here—and with Translytical Task Flows, you can blend real‑time operational updates and analytical insights in a single architecture. This session shows you how to build a production‑ready implementation using Fabric user data functions, and stored procedures to perform singleton and BULK INSERTS, updates, and deletes directly from your reports.

We’ll walk through embedding operational actions in your Power BI reports, adding CDC visibility so teams can track what changed and when, and applying logging and governance patterns your DBAs will actually approve.

Whether you're modernizing legacy processes or building new operational analytical applications, you’ll leave with the patterns, code templates, and design guidance for leveraging Translytical Task Flows in your own environment.