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Austrade · Critical minerals

Austrade moved its prospectus from PDF to interactive map

Power BI lets investors explore projects. Power Apps and Dataverse help Austrade manage the source data.

Austrade Critical Minerals Prospectus map with a project detail panel

The public experience

Investors can explore projects instead of searching a yearly PDF

Austrade’s earlier prospectus was a static document. The digital version presents projects on an interactive map and lets users filter the public information.

“The digital Australian Critical Mineral Prospectus has improved our ability to promote Australia’s critical mineral resources to a global audience. The shift to Power BI has provided data insights and incorporating Power Apps has increased our responsiveness. We’re able to update and deliver key information more efficiently to stakeholders.”

Sam Bissett

Adviser, Investment at Austrade

Delivery scope

The public report and the editing workflow changed together

The case is a Power Platform project. Its frozen URL mentions Azure, but the published solution names Power BI, a model-driven Power App, and Microsoft Dataverse.

How the parts connect

Austrade manages the records; investors explore the report

Staff use the Power App to capture and update project data in Dataverse. Power BI turns those records into a map with filters for mineral, project status, and location.

55+

Investment-ready projects shown at the September 2024 launch

Online

Interactive map available to a global audience

Primary evidence

Government sources confirm the launch scope

Austrade hosts the current prospectus. The September 2024 ministerial release records the launch of the interactive map and more than 55 investment-ready projects.

Discuss a public data product

Bring the audience, source records, update owner, filters, and publishing process. We will use them to define the first release.

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