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Getting started with Zentrix visuals

Install in seconds, bind two fields, and you're running. Below is everything you need to add a Zentrix visual to a report and understand how it handles your data — plus a link to each visual's own field guide, where every single setting is explained.

Install in 4 steps

From AppSource to your canvas

Install from AppSource

In Power BI Desktop or the Power BI service, open a report, go to the Visualizations pane, choose “Get more visuals,” and search for the visual by name on Microsoft AppSource. Click Add — it appears in your Visualizations pane.

Add it to your canvas

Select the visual from the Visualizations pane to drop an empty instance onto your report canvas, then resize it. The Calendar Heatmap wants room for a full 53-week grid; the Network Graph wants room for the network to spread out; Sankey Pro wants width, because every extra stage is another column.

Bind your fields

The Calendar Heatmap needs a date field and a daily measure. The Network Graph needs a Source node and a Target node. Sankey Pro takes either a Source and a Destination, or two or more Stages columns it converts into a journey for you — with a Value measure to size the flows. Everything else (categories, ordering, icons, images, a comparison measure, tooltips) is optional and layers on top.

Format & read the insights

Pick a palette and match your theme — the Calendar Heatmap from the Format pane, the Network Graph and Sankey Pro from their own settings gear on the canvas. All three compute their insights inside the Power BI sandbox: no external calls, no telemetry, nothing leaves your tenant.

Per-visual docs

Every setting, explained

Calendar Heatmap

The field guide — what every Calendar Heatmap setting is for, when to reach for it, and what to expect when you change it.

Network Graph

The field guide — what every Network Graph setting is for, when to reach for it, and what to expect when you change it.

Sankey Pro

The field guide — what every Sankey Pro setting is for, when to reach for it, and what to expect when you change it.

Advanced Gantt

A project-schedule Gantt for Power BI that gets the boring things right — sorting, parent rollup, dense schedules — before it gets clever.

Financial Chart

A candlestick, OHLC, line and area chart for Power BI with a volume pane, the standard indicators, and an axis that skips the weekends.

Org Chart

Any parent-child hierarchy as a tree of cards. Two fields, every feature free, no node cap.

Need a hand?

For installation help, licensing questions, or bug reports, head to our support page — or email support@zentrixstudio.in.

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