open the shortcut in admin mode and send legacy script identify_activity 

then take a look into the device logs to get this data needed

but be aware this can be maybe different for evreytime you create a report. maybe locate where this report is stored on the device and put a shortcut to the file or folder (i currently don't know if file:\\ also can locate to a specific folder).

It could also be that's only possible to put the files app to the lockdownscreen but most likely not wanted.

That script command cannot be used to find details of a shortcut item that is not an app/activity.

According to Microsoft documentation found at  https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-bi/consumer/mobile/mobile-app-quick-access-shortcuts,

 the report or dashboard  that the shortcut references doesn't have to be in one of your workspaces, but can also also be inside apps, or located on an external (B2B) tenant.  Thus, I believe there is no simple solution to what you want.   

If the report/dashboard file resides on your device,  find exactly where it is, and you can likely use file://  to reference the file, which can then be open directly if the filename extension is already registered with the Android system to be opened  by default with the com.microsoft.bim app.   For shortcuts related to report/dashboard item residing inside the app or on an external tenant,  it can be more complicated.   Finding the parameters of the shortcut may already be a challenge.  

Unfortunately,  I don't have any Microsoft Power BI account/license to try out.

I have installed the latest com.microsoft.powerbim on a test device, and confirmed that it has an activity component called

     com.microsoft.powerbi.ui.reports.PbxReportActivity

within the package.

However, my tests showed that this item doesn't  seem to be an unconditionally launchable activity.   This maybe because I have no account to log in beforehand, nor do something first so that there is/are some background service(s) running  before this activity can be launched successfully..  

Hello,

I don't know if this i relevant for you anymore Maurice but i found a solution trying to do the same today..

The easy way to set this up : You need to first open your powerBi report, then under "File>Generate a QR code"

Read the generated QR code with a phone without powerbi application. Open the link, and then copy the link it's trying to reach 

will look like this : https://app.powerbi.com/MobileLandingPage?Action=OpenReport&reportObjectId=ANOBJECTID&reportPage=ReportSection

Then on the lockdown configuration, simply add an HTTPS:// item with "app.powerbi.com/MobileLandingPage?Action=OpenReport&reportObjectId=ANOBJECTID&reportPage=ReportSection" as text.

I believe that you found the solution since you open the post.. But some people might found that useful.

Regards,

Thibaud