We just launched SCIM provisioning for Basedash. It syncs users and groups from Okta or Entra so IT doesn't have to manually manage access as people join, move teams, or leave.
Nobody has ever dreamed of building this. There's no demo video that makes SCIM look cool (trust me, we tried). But it's probably going to close more enterprise revenue than features we spent 10x longer on.
Basedash now suggests the analysis before you ask. It studies your connected data, your past chats, and the dashboards you've built, then generates personalized suggestions — questions worth asking, dashboards worth building, automations worth scheduling. Click one and the work starts. Used ideas are replaced with fresh ones, so the well never runs dry. Every suggestion is generated per person, for growth, finance, and ops alike. No more blank page. Your analyst makes the first move.
If someone asked you to list every person, contractor, and tool that can see your revenue numbers and customer data, could you do it without opening five different settings pages?
I couldn't, for a long time. We added people fast, handed a couple of contractors access to "just take a look," wired up some tools, and quickly didn't know who has access to what.
Basedash for Grok Bot sends questions to governed company data and brings the answer back into your agent. Open Plugins, add Basedash, sign in with OAuth, then ask “Which accounts drove this quarter’s NRR change?” or list the sources you can use. One hosted MCP, no API keys. Your existing Basedash workspace access controls still apply. Also available in Cursor.
Basedash Public Sharing turns any dashboard or chart into a tokenized public link. Send it to a client, investor, or stakeholder — they can open a live view without a Basedash account, use its filters, inspect the charts, and sort public tables. Share the whole dashboard or one chart, and let every recipient explore the latest data in their browser. No exports. No screenshots. Just send the link and share the live answer.
Happy to share our latest changelog for @Basedash: AI data analyst!
Subscribe to any dashboard or chart
You can now subscribe to a dashboard or chart and have it delivered on a schedule straight to your inbox or a Slack channel. Set the cadence with a plain-language schedule, choose who receives it (teammates, yourself, or Slack), and Basedash sends a fresh, up-to-date screenshot every time it runs.
Tasks is an AI operator for your business. It reads your real data — revenue, churn, activation, pipeline — and turns it into a prioritized backlog of specific, actionable tasks: why now, the expected outcome, and step-by-step instructions. Copy a task into Linear or your agent, or kick it off with the Basedash agent. When it ships, Basedash tracks how your metrics move and learns what actually works. Now in research preview. Your data knows what to do next — Tasks writes it down.
Native audit logs for Basedash — every sign-in, query, and configuration change is on the record, including every query the AI runs, attributed and traceable. Answer who saw what, when with one filter, stream events to your SIEM, set retention to match your policy, and pull the log through the API. Built for security reviews and enterprise rollouts, alongside SSO, SCIM, and RBAC. Your BI tool finally has a memory. Every action, on the record.
That's the ceiling nobody prices in. The AI reads your data, writes a beautiful summary of the problem, and then a human copies the customer list into another tab and starts the actual work by hand. So we built the part after the insight. Basedash Actions writes and runs the SQL to find the answer, then reaches into the tools where the work actually lives (Stripe, HubSpot, and anything else with an MCP server) and does the follow-through. Find the accounts, update the CRM, chain the steps into a workflow that runs on its own. The obvious objection: nobody sane wants an AI acting on production data unsupervised. Agreed, which is why every action runs through a human approval gate. You see exactly what it's about to do, in plain terms, before it does it. The gates add friction, and that's deliberate. Trust in agents gets earned one approved action at a time, and I'd rather ship the training wheels than ship the incident report. We just launched yesterday on Product Hunt. Would you trust this?
See our full changelog here: https://www.basedash.com/changelog
Edit charts directly in chat
You can now refine a chart without starting over. When you ask the assistant to tweak a chart it already made in the current conversation, it edits that chart in place instead of spinning up a brand-new replacement so iterating on a visualization feels like a real back-and-forth rather than a growing pile of near-duplicates.
