After slogging through one Tableau to Power BI migration after another, I built MigraBi so nobody else has to.

Hi Product Hunt,

I'm Haris, a data and analytics engineer. I've spent years working across Tableau, Power BI, and the data engineering behind them, and every migration hurt in the same ways: nobody knew what was in the estate or what was still used, the effort was a guess until we were deep in, calculations had to be converted and checked one by one, datasources and credentials surfaced late, and tracking it all lived in spreadsheets.

MigraBi is the tool I wanted. It's self-service and covers the whole path:

→ Discover: connect your Tableau Cloud or Server environment (or upload workbooks) and get an inventory of projects, workbooks, datasources, and usage, with migrate, retire, and review flags

→ Assess: a readiness score, complexity signals, and a client-ready assessment PDF before you commit effort

→ Migrate: datasource mapping, DAX review, and a generated Power BI package (PBIP) to review

→ Shared semantic model: a suggested model for the project, loaded in an editor where you review and confirm tables and relationships, then publish to Power BI

→ Track: a migration tracker XLSX, plus client workspaces so consultants can keep each client's work separate

→ Manage your BI estate: spot duplicate fields and similar reports, with a consolidation prompt

What it isn't: a magic button.

The output is review-ready, not perfect. The shared model is a suggestion, and best practice is still a star schema you design and publish to Power BI. You validate in Power BI Desktop and reconnect with your own credentials.

Tableau to Power BI is live today. Qlik to Power BI and Databricks AI/BI are planned.

You can try a free analysis at migrabi.com, and our support team is here if you get stuck.

I'd love your feedback: what's the most painful part of a BI migration for you?