Which BI tools can hold agent changes for approval?

Quoted from Databricks’s docsThe ASK outcome pauses the call until a person approves it.

Quoted from Snowflake’s docsBoth the developer and the reviewer can now inspect the DCM changeset from the plan to confirm that all changes are as expected.

Quoted from Omni’s docs Create and edit dashboards: When you ask the agent to edit an existing dashboard, the changes land in a draft. The changes won't be live until you review and manually publish the changes. Brand-new dashboards created by the agent are published immediately.

Quoted from Hex’s docsAlways ask — the agent pauses and shows an approval prompt with the tool name, arguments, and a description of what will happen. Nothing runs until you accept.

Quoted from Sigma’s docsUse a protected tag to enforce a request approval process for setting tags on workbook, data model, or report versions.

Quoted from Looker’s docsSync and Deploy: When you save a file, the extension automatically syncs it to your development branch on the Looker server. Use standard Git commands to commit and deploy your changes when they are ready.

Quoted from Tableau’s docsPublishes a work copy as a data source.

Quoted from Power BI’s docs- Run agentic development workflows. Work with TMDL and Power BI Project files so that an agent can plan and execute changes across your semantic model codebase, and so that those changes flow through your normal source control and review process.

Quoted from Metabase’s docsOpen a pull request so your team can review the YAML diff.

Quoted from Alteryx’s docsWaiting for Approval: The promotion request is awaiting review by an authorized user in the destination workspace.

Quoted from MotherDuck’s docsYour reviewer clicks the link and sees the Dive running with live queries — no local setup needed.

Quoted from Mode’s docsYou can create branches and open pull requests in GitHub as normal without affecting your reports in Mode until those branches are merged into the default branch.

Quoted from Streamlit’s docsYour edits do not affect your repository or deployed app until you commit those changes, which is explained in a later step.