Plotly has released Dash Enterprise 6, a Kubernetes-native platform designed for deploying production-grade Python data applications at scale. The platform integrates with existing infrastructure including container registries, observability tools and cloud identity systems. Dash Enterprise 6 features automated containerisation, dependency management and high-availability architecture with self-healing capabilities. Security is embedded in the architecture with role-based access control and centralised governance. The platform supports air-gapped deployments, SSO, SCIM provisioning and enterprise cloud storage integrations. The release includes Plotly Studio, which uses AI to generate functional Dash apps from natural language and data. With over five million monthly downloads, Dash has become a standard Python framework for production data applications across financial institutions, utilities and data providers.

Plotly has launched team collaboration features for Plotly Cloud, its platform for publishing and sharing Dash data applications. The service enables organisations to deploy Python-based analytics apps through drag-and-drop or single-click deployment without infrastructure setup. The team collaboration features include centralised access management, granular permissions, single sign-on and automatic user provisioning. Enterprise security capabilities encompass SAML-based authentication, SCIM provisioning and domain controls. Additional features include Dash Design Kit for production UI components and private LLM integration. Dash, Plotly's data app framework, receives over five million monthly downloads. Plotly Cloud is available with a free trial, whilst team collaboration and enterprise features require paid plans. The company showcased the updates in a webinar on 10 February 2026.