Where is slow-moving inventory sitting?
Color bins by days on hand or last pick date to find aging and dead stock, then focus on the aisles that need attention. See how.
Unclocked 3D Heatmap for Power BI
See where your warehouse needs attention.
Explore inventory, picking activity, and operational exceptions by their physical location. Bring X/Y coordinates or draw your racks right in the visual, then turn your Power BI measures into interactive 3D heatmaps, 2D plans, and playback over time.
Free for up to 2,500 rendered bins. Compare plans for larger layouts.
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No coordinates? Draw the layout with the built-in layout builder, or have us map your AutoCAD drawing with our warehouse mapping service.
Inventory, picking, and space, mapped to the floor.
Bring the measures you already use in Power BI into the warehouse layout and see them as a heat map of every bin location. Explore the pattern, narrow the view, and inspect the locations behind it.
Are fast movers slotted well?
Map pick frequency by location to see how activity spreads across zones, racks, and levels, and whether your fastest SKUs sit in the easiest places to pick.
How full is the warehouse?
Color locations by space or capacity utilization, shortages, or an exception measure to find full, empty, and problem locations and inspect them in report context.
Explore a warehouse before connecting your own.
Our sample report, built for version 1.2, has nine pages: Warehouse overview, Pick activity, Capacity, Stock age, Replenishment, Weekly playback, Period comparison, Hourly activity, and Layout builder. Prefer to build the view yourself? Our CSV includes 2,208 locations with coordinates, dimensions, categories, and heatmap values, within the free plan's bin limit.
Open the report (3.7 MB) in Power BI Desktop. On the free plan, locations past the 2,500 limit are drawn pale gray, and playback, compare, and the congestion floor need Professional. The CSV is 104 KB. Sample values illustrate the visual's controls and are not customer results.
Start free. Expand to your full warehouse.
Install Unclocked 3D Heatmap from Microsoft Marketplace, also known as AppSource. Choose Professional when your report needs more than 2,500 locations, or playback and the congestion floor. The per-user price drops as you license more users.
Free
$0
For sample reports and layouts up to 2,500 colored locations.
- Interactive 3D and 2D views
- Layout builder (experimental): draw racks without coordinates
- Cutaway, area selection, and named saved views
- Heat mapping, search, category filters, and Power BI interactions
- Ongoing free use within the location limit
Professional
From $3 USD / user / month
First month free on every tier. Price per user is set by the number of users you license.
| Users | Monthly | Yearly |
|---|---|---|
| 1–10 (Starter) | $6 | $60 |
| 11–50 (Team) | $5 | $50 |
| 51–250 (Department) | $4 | $40 |
| 251–1,000 (Enterprise) | $3 | $30 |
- All features available in Free
- Raises the limit to your report's Max displayed bins, up to 100,000
- Playback over time and period comparison
- Congestion floor shading for busy aisles
- Licensed per user and assigned in the Microsoft 365 admin center
- More than 1,000 users? Ask about a custom offer
US listing prices checked October 6, 2026. Confirm current pricing, trial terms, and applicable taxes at Microsoft checkout. Large layouts depend on device performance, and 3D graphics require WebGL. Where Power BI cannot verify licenses, such as Power BI Report Server, Publish to web, app-owns-data embedding, and national clouds, the 2,500-bin limit applies. Power BI licenses are separate.
How licenses and report sharing work
Have a layout, but no coordinates?
Our warehouse mapping service can help turn your AutoCAD drawing into a location-coordinate CSV. Mapping is scoped separately from the visual subscription.
Explore large warehouse layouts without leaving Power BI.
Layout builder Experimental
No coordinates needed. Draw racks, bays, and levels over your floor plan, and the visual creates every Location ID and places your data on it.
Playback and compare Professional
Add a date or period to replay the heatmap week by week, or color each location by how much it changed.
Cutaway
Slice the warehouse at any level to see inside the racks, or show a single level on its own.
Congestion floor Professional
Shade the aisles in front of busy pick faces to see where pickers crowd, not just which shelves are busy.
Flexible heat mapping
Color locations with any numeric measure, as a gradient or bands, with thresholds that can follow your slicers.
Search, select, and save views
Find a Location ID, drag to select an area and see its totals, and save up to 100 named camera views.
A 3D warehouse map and 2D floor plan in Power BI.
Screenshots from our sample report of a 525 × 300 ft warehouse, shown with the Professional plan. Select an image to open it at full size in a new tab.
Bring your warehouse into Power BI.
1. Place every location
Provide a unique Location ID with X and Y coordinates for each bin, or draw the racks in the layout builder and let the visual create the locations.
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, the cutaway, playback, and saved views to investigate patterns.
New to warehouse heat maps? Read how to build a warehouse heat map in Power BI.