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In this video I will show you how you can add 
a Twinfield database and download Twinfield

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data into Power BI using the Power 
BI connector from Invantive Cloud.

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You do not need any technical knowledge 
to use our Twinfield connector.

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This tutorial works for both PowerBI.com 
and Microsoft Power BI Desktop.

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Don't have an account on Invantive 
Cloud yet? Then watch our video on

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how to create an account for a free 180-day trial.

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Press the ‘Add Database’ button on 
the homepage of Invantive Cloud.

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Now select ‘Twinfield’ from the list of platforms.

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Log in to Twinfield with your 
username, password and organisation.

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Allow Invantive Cloud to access your 
Twinfield data by pressing ‘Yes, Allow’.

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Your IP address must be added so that 
you can use Bridge Online with Power BI.

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Click the orange ‘Add and Save’ button.

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Now launch Microsoft Power BI Desktop.

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Select ‘Get data’ under the ‘Start’ tab.

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Look for the standard ‘OData feed’ connector 
in the list of Power BI connectors.

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Click on ‘Connect’.

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Now go back to Invantive Cloud. Click the 
copy icon next to ‘Bridge Online URL’.

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Paste the copied URL into the window in Power BI.

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Click on ‘OK’.

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Now log in with your Invantive 
Cloud credentials. Click on ‘Basic’.

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Enter your Invantive Cloud email address 
and password. Then press ‘Connect’.

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Expand the list in Power BI.

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Here you can select your Twinfield tables with 
the data you want to use in Microsoft Power BI.

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Click on ‘Load’ when you’ve made your 
selection from the Twinfield tables.

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Depending on the size of the 
tables, this may take some time.

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After the download is complete, you will see 
an overview of all loaded Twinfield tables on

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the right. You can check a table to use 
for dashboards and reports in Power BI.

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If there are any changes to your 
Twinfield database, you can click on

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‘Refresh’ at the top. This will refresh the data

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in your Power BI dashboard and reports 
and incorporate the latest changes.

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You can now use your Twinfield database in Power 
BI. If you want to use a different data connector

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you can find more videos on our YouTube channel 
showing you how to use other Power BI connectors.