Measure Killer
Measure Killer basics
Analysis of a single model or report — a quick walkthrough of the core workflow.
Everything you need to use Measure Killer.
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Where to begin
Getting started
Install Measure Killer and run your first scan in five minutes.
Start here →Data lineage
Trace dependencies at every level — server and database, table and view, and column-level from model to visual.
Read the guide →Security & access
Audit who can reach what — workspace access, app audiences, RLS, and custom visual certification.
Read the guide →Consumption & usage
Track which reports, pages, and apps are actually used — with history beyond the 28-day limit.
Read the guide →Performance & optimization
Find slow reports, bloated models, and best-practice violations across your tenant.
Read the guide →Governance & monitoring
Monitor refreshes, detect duplicates, search every DAX and M expression, plan schema changes.
Read the guide →Clean your model
Find unused columns, measures and tables — then remove them safely with Clean TMDL or 1-click cleanup.
Start cleaning →Tenant Analysis
One scan for every workspace, model, report and dataflow in your Power BI tenant.
Run a tenant scan →Featured videos
Walkthroughs of the most-used Measure Killer workflows.
Power BI / Fabric Tenant Scan — Introduction
Scanning your entire Power BI and Fabric tenant in one pass.
Clean and optimize shared semantic models
Removing unused columns and measures from a model in the Power BI Service.
Finding duplicate semantic models
Spot duplicates across your tenant and reclaim the capacity they're burning.
Apps & audiences — full visibility
Every App and Audience across the tenant, with the users who can access them and the content inside.
Find where every column & measure is used
Surface unused columns and measures across all connected reports, or trace exactly where any field is consumed.
How to Find Every Deprecated Power BI Visual in Your Tenant (Map, FilledMap, Q&A)
Spot every report still using deprecated visuals before Microsoft removes them from Power BI.