Yes. Burndown is free on Microsoft AppSource, with no trial period, license key, or paid tier. It is one of the free tools we publish for the industry.

In Power BI, choose Get more visuals, search AppSource for Burndown by AWPBI, and add it to your report. From there it behaves like any other visual: drop it on the canvas and bind your fields.

What data does it need?

A time or period field plus your planned (baseline) and actual work series. Anything you can count in your Power BI model works: IWPs, constraints, punch items, deliverables.

See when the backlog actually clears.

Q: Where does the forecast come from?

Burndown generates it from your actuals. Pick one of five models: linear regression, polynomial regression, exponential smoothing, linear moving average, or exponential moving average.

A free Power BI custom visual that plots remaining work over time: baseline, actual, and a forecast generated from your own history. Built for IWP backlogs, constraint counts, and any scope you can put in a Power BI table.

Read the Docs Get it on AppSource

Burndown: planned against earned progress with the polynomial forecast running past the planned finish

Free, by design.

Burndown is one of our free practitioner tools. If you want the reporting around it built for you, we price the engagement.

The full visual on Microsoft AppSource. Every feature, every forecast model, no cost.

Bespoke Power BI project-status dashboards built around your data, delivered as a scoped engagement.

Ongoing Power BI development and reporting support, embedded in your project org chart.

Type: Power BI custom visual
Forecasting: Five built-in models

Forecast the finish date

Burndown generates a forecast from your actuals using linear or polynomial regression, exponential smoothing, or moving averages, so the chart shows where the backlog is heading.

Track any backlog you can count

The visual plots whatever you feed it: remaining IWPs, open constraints, punch items, drawings to issue. If it lives in your Power BI model, Burndown can chart it.

A burndown chart built for project backlogs. Baseline, actual, and forecast in one visual, with the formatting control a project report needs.

Baseline, actual, forecast

Three curves in one visual: planned work, earned work, and the projection.

Automatic forecasting

The forecast is generated from your actuals; no predefined forecast column required.

Five forecast models

Linear regression, polynomial regression, exponential smoothing, and linear or exponential moving averages with a configurable period.

Period or cumulative

Switch between per-period and cumulative views of the same data.

Tooltips on every point

Hover any data point to read its details in place.

Full formatting control

Layout, data labels, lines, legend, and axes are all configurable in the format pane.

Made for AWP backlogs

Chart remaining IWPs, open constraints, or punch items alongside the rest of your project report.

Free on AppSource

Install from Get more visuals inside Power BI. No license, no cost.

Runs inside Power BI. Charts data from anywhere.

Burndown renders whatever is in your Power BI model: remaining counts from Primavera P6 activities, Smart Materials line items, or any table you already report on.