Microsoft Power BI custom visual

Turn warehouse data into an interactive 3D heatmap.

Map inventory, activity, capacity, and operational exceptions to physical warehouse locations directly inside Microsoft Power BI.

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Warehouse 3D in light appearance showing the warehouse heatmap, location search, and color legend

Why it exists

Your warehouse metrics already tell a story. This visual shows where that story is happening.

Connect a Power BI measure to physical bin coordinates and explore patterns across aisles, levels, zones, and neighboring locations. Search for a location, isolate operational categories, switch between 3D and 2D views, and let report filters update the layout in context.

Coordinate-based warehouse rendering from X, Y, and Z fields.

Flat bird's-eye plan view when operational overview matters most.

Custom category filters for aisle, bay, level, zone, process, or your own model.

Sample data

Try Warehouse 3D with a complete sample layout.

Once you have the visual installed, load this CSV into Power BI to explore a warehouse with 2,208 locations. It includes location names, coordinates, bin dimensions, category fields, and values for the heatmap, so you can try the visual before mapping your own warehouse.

Download sample CSV How to use the sample

warehouse_sample.csv · 104 KB · Tested with Unclocked Warehouse 3D

Feature Highlights

Explore large warehouse layouts without leaving Power BI.

Flexible heat mapping

Color locations with any numeric Power BI measure, including inventory, picks, utilization, dwell time, shortages, cost, or exceptions.

Search and focus

Find a Location ID without manually navigating a large warehouse model and focus the camera on that location.

Saved viewpoints

Store reusable camera presets for important areas such as receiving, reserve storage, forward pick, or shipping.

Power BI integration

Use report filters, Power BI selection behavior, Location ID filtering, tooltips, and the standard context menu.

Floor plan context

Display a configurable floor plane or align a floor-plan image beneath warehouse locations.

Performance controls

Use instanced rendering, progressive rendering, geometry caching, and presets for larger layouts.

Inside the visual

Explore the warehouse in 3D and in plan view.

These screenshots preview the update currently in review, using the sample warehouse data. Select an image to open it at full size in a new tab.

Light appearance with aisle 1N selected in the menu and surrounding warehouse locations dimmed — **Filter while keeping the warehouse in view** Select an aisle, bay, or level and dim the surrounding locations to keep their physical context. Hide mode removes non-matching locations from view.

Dark 3D warehouse view with a tooltip showing location 1G114D, its value, coordinates, and dimensions — **Inspect an individual location** Hover over a bin to see its location name, measure value, coordinates, and dimensions within the warehouse view.

Dark 2D plan view with level A selected, displaying warehouse aisles from above — **Look across a single warehouse level** Switch to the 2D plan and filter by level to compare locations across aisles without stacked bins obscuring the layout.

Dark warehouse view with a small group of active bins, dimmed surrounding racks, and the level filter menu open — **Choose levels from the visual's menu** Open the level filter while keeping the warehouse and its color scale visible, with active locations highlighted in the layout.

How It Works

Bring your warehouse coordinate table to Power BI.

1. Provide one row per location

Use stable Location IDs and numeric X, Y, and Z coordinates for each bin or physical location.

2. Add the measure to analyze

Map inventory, picks, utilization, aging, capacity, quality holds, or another operational metric.

3. Explore in report context

Use slicers, filters, search, category controls, and saved camera views to investigate patterns.

Availability

Available on Microsoft AppSource.

The first version of Unclocked Warehouse 3D is published and available now. The latest update is currently under review. We expect it to take at least another two weeks to go live, depending on the review process.

Update status as of September 16, 2026. The screenshots on this page preview the update currently in review.

The free experience is designed for focused layouts and evaluation up to 2,500 rendered bins, while the Professional plan removes that free-tier restriction for larger operational deployments.

Already have an AutoCAD warehouse drawing but no coordinate table? Request warehouse mapping to discuss a CSV of location names and X, Y, Z coordinates. Additional requirements can be agreed during scoping.

Questions about the available version or the upcoming update? Visit support or email support@unclocked.app.