Here’s a general overview of the process to use Azure Cost Management with Power BI:

1. Azure Cost Management Data Connector: You can use the Azure Cost Management Data Connector in Power BI to fetch your Azure cost and usage data. This connector allows you to connect to your Azure subscription and access billing and usage data.

2. Import Data: Once you’ve connected to your Azure subscription using the data connector, you can import the relevant cost and usage data into Power BI.

3. Create Reports and Dashboards: With the data in Power BI, you can create custom reports and dashboards tailored to your specific needs. You can visualize your Azure spending trends, cost breakdowns, and usage patterns.

4. Schedule Data Refresh: It’s important to schedule regular data refreshes in Power BI to keep your reports up to date with the latest Azure cost and usage information.

5. Share and Collaborate: You can share your Power BI reports and dashboards with your team or stakeholders to provide insights into Azure spending and cost management.