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## Set the Power BI report URL for Dashboard mobile app
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## Configure the Power BI report URL for the Dashboard mobile app
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The **Dashboard** mobile app lets frontline worker view the Power BI dashboard in the browser of their mobile app. More information:
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You can set the Power BI report URL for the **Dashboard** mobile app so that frontline workers can view the dashboard in the browser of their mobile app. More information:
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> Ensure that you have the Power BI report URL from your IT admin. The Power BI report URL is available after publishing the Power BI dashboard. More information: [Step 10: Publish the Power BI dashboard](deploy-configure.md#step-10-publish-the-power-bi-dashboard)
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1. Sign into the admin app (model-driven app) using the URL provided by your IT admin.
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1. In the left navigation, select the **Administration** area, and then select **Apps**.
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1. Select **Emergency Response App - Dashboard** to open the record.
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1. In the app record, specify the report URL in the **Launch URL** field.
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You can use the filters on the right side to filter data for COVID locations, facilities, regions and hospital systems.
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> The Power BI dashboard is also optimized to view in the Power BI mobile app. For information about using the Power BI mobile app to view dashboards, see [Explore dashboards and reports in the Power BI mobile apps](https://docs.microsoft.com/power-bi/consumer/mobile/mobile-apps-quickstart-view-dashboard-report) in Power BI docs.
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#### System at a glance page
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The **Systems at a glance page** is the default or the top-level page that provides an overall view.
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## Extend mobile app labels
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You can extend Hospital Emergency Response mobile app labels with custom text. To do this, you have to import the **Canvas Apps Strings** solution. The solution adds model-driven app named **Canvas App Label Management** that you can use to customize the Hospital Emergency Response mobile app labels. Add new languages supported by the solution and text for corresponding mobile app labels using the model-driven app.
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Download the latest label customization solution package (.zip) from https://aka.ms/emergency-response-solution.
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### Prerequisites
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- You must have [Hospital Emergency Response - Power Platform sample solution](overview.md) already deployed.
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- Before you deploy the solution, take a note of the current live version of your canvas apps for Hospital Emergency Response solution. For more details, go to [Uninstalling the Canvas App Strings solution](#uninstalling-the-canvas-app-strings-solution).
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### Import the Canvas App Strings solution
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You can extend Hospital Emergency Response mobile app labels with custom text. To do this, you model-driven app named **Canvas App Label Management** to customize the mobile app labels. Add new languages supported by the solution and text for corresponding mobile app labels using the model-driven app. You can create and edit strings across different languages for use in the mobile app.
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Download the **Canvas App Strings** solution and import to your environment. For instructions on how to import solution, read [Import a solution](../../maker/model-driven-apps/distribute-model-driven-app.md#import-a-solution).
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The **Canvas App Strings** solution contains:
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- Canvas app string entities.
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- Model-driven app to manage strings.
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- Updated set of canvas apps.
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Canvas App Label Management app is a model-driven app imported when you import the **Canvas App Strings** solution. You can create and edit strings across different languages for use in the Hospital Emergency Response mobile app.
Create a new language record for labels in mobile app. After you add the language record, you can add custom labels for Hospital Emergency Response mobile app.
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Play the app to view your changes using your mobile device.
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1.Double-click the app icon, and select an icon file for the app from the **App Icons** folder. The image files are named intuitively so that you can easily select the correct icon. For example, select the "Emergency Response App.png" file for **Emergency Response App**. You can also select a custom image as per your organization branding.
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1.To select a custom image for the app icon as per your organization branding, double-click the app icon, and select an icon file of your choice.
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3. If necessary, update the **Description** or **Display Name** of the app.
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> You might want to choose a different display name to identify apps in your test environment. For example: **Test - Bed capacity**.
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4. If necessary, update the **Hide App from Menu** value to set if the app should be displayed in the app list. As **Emergency Response App** is a container app, the value is set to **No** by default.
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2. Select **Yes** or **No** in the **Device Sharing Enabled** field to specify whether a **Sign Out** option will be available in mobile apps or not. Selecting **Yes** will make the **Sign Out** option available. More information: [End shift - sign out](use.md#end-shift---sign-out) in the user guide.
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2. Select **Yes** or **No** in the **Device Sharing Enabled** field to specify whether a **Sign Out** option will be available in mobile apps or not. Selecting **Yes** will make the **Sign Out** option available. More information: [End shift - sign out](use.md#end-shift---sign-out) in the user guide.
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View the Power BI dashboards for insights and decision making. Selecting this option will open the Power BI dashboard in your mobile device browser.
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Select **Back** from top-left if you want to go back to the **Hospital Emergency Response app** without submitting any change.
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