Claude can now build your dashboards
A month after OpenAI gave ChatGPT Work a data agent that builds dashboards, Anthropic on Thursday shipped its own version. Claude Dashboards, The post Claude can now build your dashboards appeared first on The New Stack .
Anthropic has unveiled Claude Dashboards, a tool that enables users to generate live dashboards by connecting to enterprise data sources such as Snowflake, Databricks, Amazon Redshift, and ClickHouse. Users can interact with the dashboards by clicking on numbers to see the underlying queries, or by asking Claude to explain any figure. The dashboards will automatically update as the data changes, with timestamps indicating the last update.
Claude Dashboards also supports popular business intelligence (BI) tools like Grafana, Hex, Mixpanel, monday.com, Omni, PostHog, and Sigma, allowing users to integrate the dashboards into their preferred workflow. While Anthropic is not positioning Dashboards as a replacement for dedicated BI tools, it offers a more user-friendly alternative for those who want to explore the data further.
The company has also introduced Claude Motion, a feature that converts reports and charts into animated clips using code. This allows users to easily edit and export the animations as MP4 files, which can be further customized in any video editing software. Claude Motion is currently in beta for Team and Enterprise customers.
Both Claude Dashboards and Motion are part of Anthropic's broader strategy to deepen its integration within the enterprise, moving beyond traditional token providers to become more deeply involved in the enterprise productivity stack. The company has also launched Docs, Slides, and Design in beta, which will become default features for Enterprise organizations on October 15. Anthropic's move to offer these tools highlights the growing competition among AI-powered business intelligence solutions in the market.
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