Claude launches Dashboards and Motion in beta
Anthropic has launched beta versions of Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion, expanding its AI toolset to live data and animated explainers.
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In brief
- Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion are now in beta, offering live data views and animated explainers for users.
- Dashboards is available on paid plans, while Motion is limited to Team and Enterprise customers during beta.
- Docs, Slides, and Design have exited beta and are now accessible on all Claude plans, including Free.
- Claude Dashboards connects to major data sources and lets users build and update dashboards using plain language prompts.
- Standalone Claude Design will close on December 14, with migration options for teams but loss of some standalone features.

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Anthropic launches Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion in beta
Digital Trends ↗What happened
Anthropic has released two new features, Claude Dashboards and Claude Motion, both in beta. Dashboards allows users to create live, updatable data dashboards by connecting to platforms like Redshift, BigQuery, and Salesforce, and is available on paid plans. Motion lets users turn reports and charts into editable animated explainers using code instead of video models, and is available for Team and Enterprise plans. Alongside these launches, Docs, Slides, and Design have left beta and are now available to all users, including those on the free plan.
Why it matters
These updates expand Claude's capabilities beyond text documents and presentations, making it a more comprehensive tool for businesses and teams working with data and visual communication. Organizations can now use Claude to create live dashboards and animated explainers directly from their data, which can improve workflow efficiency and collaboration. The changes also introduce new controls for enterprise users, such as encryption key management and template selection.
How we got here
Claude has gradually expanded its suite of artifact tools, starting with documents and presentations. The addition of Dashboards and Motion follows the earlier introduction of Claude Design, which has now been integrated into the main Claude platform. The standalone Claude Design site will remain available until December 14, after which teams must migrate their design systems to the main platform. Over 45 million documents, decks, and designs have already been created using Claude.
What happens next
Users should expect further integration with business intelligence and creative tools, with support for Looker, monday.com, Tableau, Canva, and Captions planned. Organizations using the standalone Claude Design site will need to complete migrations before December 14, and administrators can enable or disable new features as needed. Continued updates and broader access to these features are likely as the beta progresses.