ArcGIS for Power BI was a powerful integration that brought geographic information system (GIS) capabilities to Microsoft Power BI. ArcGIS is a suite of software products developed by Esri, which allows users to create, analyze, and visualize spatial data.

ArcGIS for Power BI allowed Power BI users to incorporate interactive maps, spatial analytics, and visualizations into their reports and dashboards. With this integration, you could enhance your data analysis by overlaying data on maps, performing spatial analysis, and creating informative visualizations based on geographic elements.

Some of the key features of ArcGIS for Power BI included:

1. Map visualizations: You could create choropleth maps, heat maps, point maps, and other map types to display your data in a spatial context.

2. Location-based insights: You could use ArcGIS’ geocoding and place search capabilities to find locations and incorporate them into your analyses.

3. Spatial analytics: ArcGIS for Power BI allowed you to perform spatial analysis such as proximity analysis, spatial clustering, and distance calculations.

4. ArcGIS visualization options: Users had access to a variety of ArcGIS basemaps and styles to customize the appearance of their maps.

5. ArcGIS Marketplace: You could access various data layers and resources from the ArcGIS Marketplace and incorporate them into your Power BI reports.