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  • Oct 1, 2025
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    Dropbox Dash by Dropbox

    Dash Release Notes - October 2025

    Dash delivers major updates including dual desktop modes, an MCP server, full-text processing for long documents, semantic image search, a redesigned Stacks with AI summaries and easy sharing, Dropbox integration, and wider team availability.

    Release notes

    • Desktop dual mode: Dash on desktop now supports two modes: a lightweight launcher (triggered by Cmd-E on Mac and Ctrl-E on Windows) for quick actions like search, and a persistent full app view (Cmd-Shift-E on Mac or Ctrl-Shift-E on Windows) that stays open while you work. This update helps streamline multitasking and makes Dash more accessible across workflows. Available to select teams and rolling out gradually. Learn more here.
    • Dash MCP server: The local Dash MCP server is now available, bringing Dash’s AI-powered search and context directly into MCP-compatible clients like Claude and Cursor. Users can find the answers and insights they need to take action, without switching tabs or breaking focus. Learn more here.
    • Full support for large text documents in chat: Chat now processes the full text extracted from long documents—enabling more complete summaries and answers, especially for large files like contracts, logs, or reports. This improvement enhances relevance and accuracy across all supported connectors. Learn more here.
    • Find images using natural language with semantic image search. Dash now supports semantic image search, allowing users to find images by describing their content instead of relying on filenames or tags. This makes it easier to locate and reuse visual content. Learn more here.
    • New Stacks experience for organizing and sharing content: The redesigned Stacks experience lets users organize files and folders into visual, customizable workspaces—complete with AI-generated titles, sections, descriptions, and summaries. Stacks now support grid and list views, inline previews, commenting, and embedded AI chat. Sharing has also been simplified: Dropbox content in a Stack is automatically viewable by recipients with one-click access granting, no matter where the file lives. Learn more here.
    • Dash is now built into Dropbox: Essential Dash features like AI multimedia search, contextual chat, and Stacks are now part of the Dropbox customers rely on every day. Dropbox users will be able to find what they need faster, easily get clear answers with context, and stay organized. Available to select teams and rolling out gradually.
    • Dash is now available to teams of all sizes. Teams can now get started with the Dash app even faster and more easily, without talking to sales or IT. Users can set up Dash and connect to the tools they already use—including Slack, Microsoft 365, Notion and Canva—in minutes. Available to select teams in the U.S. and rolling out gradually.
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  • October 2025
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    Dropbox

    Fall ‘25 release

    Dropbox unveils Dash AI for teams with contextual search, dynamic Stacks, and proactive admin tools to keep work aligned. Available now for teams, with forthcoming AI in Dropbox and enhanced file viewing, mobile playback, and security controls.

    What’s new at Dropbox

    With advanced admin tools and AI powered by Dash, Dropbox now understands your work, adds context to your content, and keeps your team aligned.

    Highlights

    • Coming soon: AI in Dropbox, powered by Dash
    • Available now: Dropbox Dash for teams

    New Dropbox features

    • File support
    • Admin tools

    New Dropbox Dash features

    • Admin tools
    • MCP Server

    Updates to Dropbox

    A new way to work in Dropbox

    Dash, your new AI teammate, is coming to Dropbox
    Soon, essential Dash features like AI multimedia search, contextual chat, and Stacks—dynamic, always up-to-date workspaces—will be a part of the Dropbox you rely on every day. You’ll be able to find what you need faster, get clear answers with context, stay organized and aligned, and more.
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    Do more with your files

    It’s even easier to view, organize, and play your content
    More emojis, multilingual characters, and symbols supported in filenames and folder names across desktop, mobile, and web.
    Mobile app users can now enjoy playlist-style playback of their audio and video files (iOS only).
    And paid users can now preview common 3D file types, like .dwg, .dxf, and .skp, directly on the web.

    Powerful admin tools

    Intuitive features help you manage teams with confidence
    Admins can act early to avoid disruptions with new storage insights and proactive alerts.
    An updated invite experience allows admins to choose the content they want new members to access.
    With team-wide visibility and recovery, admins can see deleted content across their company and will soon be able to track restoration progress.

    Updates to Dropbox Dash

    AI that fits your team

    Dash is now available to teams of all sizes
    This powerful AI teammate is available in a fast and flexible experience. No sales calls, no IT setup, and no Dropbox plan required.
    Learn more

    Detailed access controls for admins

    Keep company data secure, no matter where it lives
    With security policies and alerts, granular filters, and insightful reports, the updated Protect and Control lets admins proactively monitor and prevent sensitive data leaks and automate access permissions across Dropbox, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, and SharePoint.
    Learn more

    MCP server

    Unified intelligence, inside your tools
    Dash's centralized intelligence now lives inside your tools, not just alongside them. The local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server brings Dash AI-powered search and context directly into apps like Claude, Cursor, and more—so you can find what you need and take action without switching tabs or breaking focus. Remote MCP server coming soon.
    Learn more

    Note: The products or features described may not be released yet. The decision to purchase our services should be based on the features that are currently available.

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  • Sep 1, 2025
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    Dropbox Dash by Dropbox

    Dash Release Notes - August 2025

    Dash revamps mobile and extension with unified search/chat (incl. images & sheets), Salesforce sync, exportable chats, profiles, admin reports/filters, tab stacks and push alerts.

    Redesigned mobile app with new search and chat

    • The Dash mobile app for iOS and Android now includes chat and the latest search experience. Users can search across connected tools to find what they need, ask questions to get quick answers about files, and summarize documents.
    • The update also includes a redesigned home screen and bottom navigation for easier access to key features.
    • Learn more here.

    Salesforce connector

    • Users can connect their Salesforce account to Dash to unlock direct access to key CRM data: Accounts and Opportunities. This integration helps users search, view, and get context on sales pipelines and customer accounts without leaving Dash, streamlining workflows and improving sales productivity.
    • Learn more here.

    Smarter chat support for image-based content

    • Chat now supports deeper reasoning over standalone image files and image-rich documents—like slides, diagrams, and scanned pages—across multi-doc, multi-turn conversations.
    • This update enables more accurate answers, better handling of visuals, and smoother multi-turn conversations across mixed content types.
    • Learn more here.

    Chat now supports spreadsheets

    • Users can now upload, ask questions and get answers directly from .xlsx, .xls, and .csv spreadsheet files.
    • This expands the range of file types you can engage with, making data-driven workflows more efficient.
    • Learn more here.

    Export chat conversations to Google Docs or PDF

    • Dash chat conversations can now be exported directly to either a Google Doc or PDF—making it easy to save, share, or revisit important conversations.
    • The exported content includes timestamps, images, and links, and is formatted for clarity and collaboration.
    • Currently available on web only.
    • Learn more here.

    Customizable profiles and hovercards for better org context

    • Dash now includes interactive hovercards in search results that show employee roles, contact info, and team affiliations at a glance.
    • Users can also personalize their own profiles to reflect their expertise and responsibilities, helping others understand who they are and how to collaborate effectively.
    • Learn more from the Dropbox Dash website here and help center article here.

    Search from the Dash browser extension

    • Users can now search across all connected content directly from the browser extension—no need to open a new tab.
    • Results appear in a streamlined side panel with filters and quick actions, making it easier to find what’s needed without breaking focus.
    • Learn more here.

    Protect and control reports help identify exposure and stale access risks

    • Admins can now access overview and stale access reports in Protect and control to monitor how company content is shared and maintained over time, strengthening security and reducing unwanted exposure.
    • The overview tab offers a snapshot of internally owned and shared content, while the stale access tab surfaces files that haven’t been updated in years, making it easier to spot and clean up outdated access.
    • Learn more here.

    More precise filters in Protect and control

    • Users can now include or exclude specific attributes—like keyword, app, or owner—when filtering content in the Protect and control item table.
    • These filters make it easier to narrow results or remove unwanted data, giving admins more control when investigating access or cleaning up large datasets.
    • Learn more here.

    Turn open browser tabs into stacks

    • Quickly convert your current browsing session into a stack with one click—making it easy to capture research, project references, or scattered tabs into a single, organized space.
    • Available on Chrome and Edge browsers.
    • Learn more here.

    Push notifications now available, starting with shared stacks

    • Dash now sends push notifications through the browser extension—starting with alerts when a stack is shared with a user.
    • Notifications respect system preferences like Do Not Disturb and can be managed or unsubscribed from within stack settings, helping teams stay up to date without disrupting their workflow.
    • Learn more here.
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  • Sep 1, 2025
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    Dropbox Dash by Dropbox

    Dash Release Notes - September 2025

    New Protect and control features automate policy remediation with alerts, add a resizable item drawer, enable OCR to extract/search text in images and PDFs, allow creating Stacks from search results, auto-share Dropbox content in Stacks, and summarize large Stacks (20+ files) for quick insights.

    • Protect and control: policies with automated remediations and alerts: Organization admins can now automate remediation and receive email alerts on policy matches through a new Policies tab in Protect and control. This feature offers preset and granular filters, enabling quick identification of risks and streamlined policy enforcement. Policies can automatically remediate issues—such as removing a shared link—or send email alerts based on configured options. When automated remediation isn’t set, admins can manually take action, including applying bulk remediations across multiple policy matches and policy states. These enhancements improve security oversight and help teams act efficiently at scale. Learn more here.

    • Protect and control: resizable drawer: The item details drawer in Protect and control, as well as Action History, can now be resized, giving admins the flexibility to adjust the width of the interface for better visibility and easier navigation. This resizable drawer makes it easier to view long file names, scan details without scrolling, and navigate the interface more comfortably. Learn more here.

    • Image Optical Character Recognition (OCR): Dash now detects and extracts text from images and scanned documents, supporting file types like JPG, PNG, TIFF, and PDF. Users can search for keywords in these file types using dedicated filters, view highlighted text snippets, and navigate directly to the matching document. This enhances Dash’s ability to surface information from screenshots, whiteboard photos, scanned forms, and more. Learn more here.

    • Create Stacks from search results: Users can now create a Stack directly from search results. This feature captures the top 5 ranked items from a search query and groups them into a new Stack that’s named after the query, making it easier to organize and revisit related content. Learn more here.

    • Seamless sharing of Dropbox content via Stacks: Files and folders added to a Stack from Dropbox are now shared automatically—no need to manage individual permissions. Shared users instantly gain access to all content they’re allowed to view, and future additions to the Stack inherit the same permissions. This eliminates access request friction and simplifies collaboration. Learn more here.

    • Summarize Stacks with over 20 files: Dash now supports summarization for Stacks containing over 20 files, enabling faster content consolidation and review at scale. The summary pulls key insights across large sets of documents, helping users quickly understand essential themes and topics. Learn more here.

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  • September 2025
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      Sep 12, 2025
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    Dropbox

    Spring ‘25 release

    Dropbox is rolling out upgrades to Dropbox Dash with a smarter search experience across videos, images, audio, and text, plus new insights and draft-generation from one place. Enhancements include an upgraded search box, intelligent search, more app integrations, and a unified admin console. Coming:

    What’s new at Dropbox

    New features like smarter video and image search and a streamlined admin console don’t just help you find your work—they help you get it done.

    New Dropbox Dash features

    • Search box updates
    • Intelligent search
    • Coming soon: Company directory
    • App integrations

    Reliable security controls

    Learn more

    Streamlined admin experience

    Learn more

    The latest updates in Dropbox Dash

    A more powerful search box

    Dash does more than find your work—it helps you get it done.
    We’re rolling out upgrades to Dash that help you do more with your files: Ask questions about your content, discover key insights, and chat to generate drafts—all from one place.
    Learn more

    Intelligent search across all content types

    Search beyond text to find what you need
    Dash will quickly find videos, images, and audio files. You’ll be able to search text within images, as well.
    Learn more

    Coming soon: Company directory

    Find the co-workers behind the work
    Locate the right colleague, with just a click. Dash-powered profiles and org charts put faces to names, map your teams clearly, and help you figure out who does what.
    Learn more

    Deeper app integrations

    Connect more of your tools
    With expanded integrations, you can access content across even more essential apps: Slack, Canva, Gong, Monday.com, and more.
    Learn more

    Additional Dropbox updates

    Reliable security controls

    Secure access made simple
    Admins can easily
    enforce
    two-factor authentication (2FA) and set
    granular access controls
    to ensure only the right people can see sensitive content. Users can also enable 2FA with a new, simplified setup.
    Learn about 2FA

    Streamlined admin experience

    Manage more, switch less
    Now, it’s easy to take action on your Dropbox and Dash accounts when time-sensitive tasks arise. With one unified admin console, you can access centralized billing, licensing, and product-specific settings—all in one place.
    Learn more

    Please note: The products or features described may not be released yet. The decision to purchase our services should be made based on features that are currently available.

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  • September 2025
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      Sep 11, 2025
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    Dropbox

    Spring ‘25 release

    Streamlined admin experience

    • With one unified admin console, you can access centralized billing, licensing, and product-specific settings—all in one place.
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  • September 2025
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    Dropbox

    Spring ‘25 release

    Reliable security controls with 2FA and granular access, plus a streamlined admin console for unified billing/licensing/settings.

    Reliable security controls

    • Admins can easily enforce two-factor authentication (2FA) and set granular access controls to ensure only the right people can see sensitive content.
    • Users can enable 2FA with a new, simplified setup.

    Streamlined admin experience

    • With one unified admin console, you can access centralized billing, licensing, and product-specific settings—all in one place.
    • This makes it easy to take action on your Dropbox and Dash accounts when time-sensitive tasks arise.
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  • September 2025
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    Dropbox

    Spring ‘25 release

    New Dropbox Dash features

    • Smarter video and image search
    • Streamlined admin console
    • Search box updates
    • Intelligent search
    • Coming soon: Company directory
    • App integrations
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  • September 2025
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    Dropbox Dash by Dropbox

    Dash Release Notes - March 2025

    Stack drag-and-drop, reorder pinned stacks, direct add-to-section in stack/extension, spell-correction in searches, faster Dash Answers with Groq LLM, admin column sorting, and expanded connector actions.

    Stack drag and drop

    • Easily arrange and reorder items in a stack, and add them into the sections area, with drag and drop functionality. Learn more here.

    Reorder pinned stacks

    • Users can now click and drag to reorder items in their pinned stacks, providing enhanced customization and organization. Learn more here.

    Directly add to section in stack

    • When searching for an item to add to a stack, users now have the option to add that item directly to a section with an easy to use dropdown. This eliminates the two-step action of adding an item to a stack and then adding it to the desired section. Learn more here.

    Directly add to section in extension

    • When searching for an item to add to a stack within the Dash extension, users now have the option to add an item directly to a section of a stack. Learn more here.

    Spell correction in searches

    • User typos in the search bar will now be automatically corrected, and the correction will be displayed along with the results (similar to a Google search). Learn more here.

    Updates to Dash Answers

    • Responses for answers, summarize, and ask will now use large language models (LLM) hosted on Groq. Users will experience a much faster response rate. Learn more here.

    Column sorting for admins

    • Admins can now sort selected columns in the protect and control section of the admin panel.

    Updated actions across all connectors

    • Admins can now conduct basic actions across all connectors in the protect and control section of the admin panel. This includes:
      • Remove/add collaborator
      • Remove/add link
      • Delete
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  • September 2025
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    Dropbox Dash by Dropbox

    Dash Release Notes - June 2025

    New features: visual content summarization, detailed access view, HubSpot and Zendesk connectors, Safari extension, custom stack colors, and email stack update notifications.

    Summarize and search across visual content

    • Summarize and ask questions about visual content—including charts, tables, diagrams, and slides—from PDFs, presentations, and more. Supported content types include .pdf, .gslides, .pptx, .odp, and .pptm for content stored in all connectors.

    Item details page in Protect and control

    • Gives admins a more detailed view of who has access to a specific document, folder, or shared drive—plus the ability to filter by account type and remove collaborators in bulk—offering a more powerful way to investigate and remediate access issues in Dash. Learn more here.

    Hubspot connector

    • Users can connect their HubSpot account to Dash to search across deals, sales opportunities and companies. See who last updated a record and get quick access to key customer details—without leaving Dash. Learn more here.

    Zendesk connector

    • Users can connect their Zendesk account to Dash to search across tickets, knowledge base articles, and community posts—all from one place. Learn more here.

    Safari browser extension

    • Safari users can now set Dash as their default page for new tabs —just like in Chrome and Edge. The extension enables browser history ingestion, helping Dash deliver smarter search results and recommendations. Learn more here.

    Custom stack color

    • Users can now set custom colors for stacks using HEX values, expanding personalization possibilities beyond the existing palette of 16 standard colors. Learn more here.

    Stack updates in emails

    • Editors and viewers are notified when key changes are made to stacks they’re part of, so it’s easier to stay up to date. Users can manage notification preferences anytime in stack settings or from the email footer. Learn more here.
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