AI Assistant

Dashworks

Dashworks was acquired by HubSpot and its standalone service retired in 2025. Review its former knowledge-search features and the official retirement timeline.

Updated October 24, 2026

Retained historical screenshot from the Dashworks website; original capture date unrecorded. Its free-trial buttons and Slack-answer statistics describe former marketing, not current availability or independently verified performance. The standalone service has since retired.

Service status: Dashworks was acquired by HubSpot, and its standalone service was retired. The official migration guide records the end of new signups on April 16, 2025, API discontinuation on April 23, and disabled web-app and Slackbot logins on July 16. The overview below describes the former product.

Name	Dashworks
Overview	Dashworks was an AI knowledge assistant designed for workplace information search. It used natural language processing, allowing users to pose questions in everyday language and receive AI-generated answers. It integrated data from connected applications; its generated responses still required human review. User feedback helped adapt responses to team needs. Its search capabilities spanned codebases, project management tools and communication platforms for departments such as engineering, sales, marketing and customer support. In addition to internal resources, Dashworks supported web searches and models such as GPT-4 and Claude. These are historical capabilities, not a currently available standalone service.
Key features & benefits	✔️ Generated AI-assisted responses for human review. ✔️ Aggregated information from multiple connected applications. ✔️ Used feedback to improve responses. ✔️ Integrated with supported applications across the tech stack. ✔️ Offered internet search capabilities.
Use cases and applications	Provided unified access to information from various data sources for teams across engineering, sales, marketing, and customer support. Supported decision-making by answering natural language inquiries, with source and accuracy checks still needed. Supported institutional knowledge management through integrations and real-time searches.
Who uses?	Historical target users included: Enterprises Busy professionals Team leaders Knowledge workers
Pricing	The standalone service is retired, so the former free trial and subscription plans are not current purchasing options. New web-app and Slackbot signups ended on April 16, 2025. Legacy pricing pages may remain visible, but should not be treated as an active offer.
Tags	AI Knowledge Assistant Enterprise Tools Productivity Software Knowledge Management
App available?	Historically available through a web application and Slackbot. The official migration guide records disabled logins for both on July 16, 2025.

For former users

The documented export window ended on July 16, 2025. If your organization saved an export, locate the files and check their contents before using them in another system; do not assume the old export steps or login links still work.

Sources checked October 24, 2026: official migration guide, HubSpot acquisition announcement, and terms and AI-output limitations.