To connect Power BI with MongoDB, you can use the MongoDB Connector for BI. Here are the general steps to achieve this integration:

1. Install MongoDB Connector for BI: First, you need to install the MongoDB Connector for BI. You can download it from the MongoDB website and follow the installation instructions for your operating system.

2. Configure MongoDB Connector for BI: After installation, you will need to configure the Connector to connect to your MongoDB database. This involves specifying the database connection details and other necessary settings.

3. Connect Power BI to MongoDB: Once the Connector is set up and running, open Power BI Desktop, and choose “Get Data” from the Home tab. Look for the MongoDB connector in the list of data sources and select it.

4. Enter MongoDB Connection Details: In the MongoDB connector window, you will need to enter the connection details, such as the server address, port number, database name, and authentication credentials if applicable.

5. Transform and Load Data (Optional): Power BI will load the data from MongoDB, and you can apply transformations and data modeling as needed to shape the data for visualization purposes.

6. Create Visualizations: With the data loaded into Power BI, you can now start building visualizations, charts, graphs, and reports based on the data from MongoDB.

7. Publish to Power BI Service (Optional): After creating your reports in Power BI Desktop, you can publish them to the Power BI Service, making them available for sharing and collaboration with others.