Zentrix Network Graph

A network graph that stays put. Most force-directed graphs re-solve their layout every time the data refreshes, so the picture you arranged yesterday is gone this morning. Zentrix Network Graph seeds positions from the data itself, not a random number, so the same data always lands in the same place — stable across refreshes and safe to share. Bind Source and Target to draw the network. Add Edge weight, Node category, Node size, Node parent, a Node image, or a Time field as you need them — none are required. Self-loops, parallel edges, and disconnected pieces all render as first-class, never as errors. Everything runs inside the Power BI sandbox. No network calls, no external data, no telemetry — your report data never leaves your environment. Free Deterministic layout that stays stable across refreshes. Five layouts: force, concentric, circular, grid, and a tree / org-chart mode when you bind Node parent. Node images with borders, semantic icons, fill patterns, node shapes, and the full palette set with category, value, or hierarchy colouring. Click to cross-filter the report, multi-select, hover to emphasise a node's neighbourhood, tooltips, labels, a legend, and node search. Top / Bottom-N filtering, an in-visual settings bar, keyboard navigation with a visible focus ring, a colourblind-safe palette, and high-contrast support. Up to 500 nodes / 2,000 edges. Pro Pin the layout so it never re-solves. Graph analytics — degree, betweenness (bridges), closeness (reach), and PageRank (influence) — used to size, colour, and rank nodes. Colour by community or connected component, a custom multi-stop gradient builder, and per-node conditional colour rules. A plain-English insight read-out that names the hubs, the bridges between groups, the isolated pieces, and how fragmented the network is. Computed in the sandbox, no AI black box. Animated edge flow, inner value labels, label backgrounds, and a click-through node detail panel. Up to 2,000 nodes / 5,000 edges. Enterprise Deterministic Louvain community detection with cluster hulls and collapse-to-meta-node, so a hairball becomes readable structure. Guided exploration — start from a node and expand its neighbours hop by hop — and shortest-path analysis between two nodes. Time animation over a Time field, a map / geo layout from latitude and longitude, and node annotations. A canvas renderer with a minimap for large graphs: uncapped node count, with an honest "showing N of M" note instead of freezing or silently dropping data. Pro and Enterprise pricing is on the Plans + Pricing tab. The free features are free to use within their limits.