Plotly Dash Enterprise Reviews

My main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise is to make charts whenever I get some data and am working on a project, so I need to visualize it and all of my data. There was a project involving global data of layoffs from 2020 to 2023, and to visualize the different trends, I used Plotly to graph and see the trends and patterns.

My main use case in that project was pretty much about the graphs, but what I appreciate most about Plotly Dash Enterprise is that it integrates smoothly with Python and Pandas. The setup is also very minimal, and the variety of charts available is very impressive, which covers most of the cases I need in my projects.

In my opinion, the best features Plotly Dash Enterprise offers include the smooth integration with Pandas and Python, and they cover most of the use cases. The documentation is also very clear and easy to navigate throughout the building of a project or any chart.

The charts are very interactive and come out-of-the-box with zoom, hover tooltips, and pan functionality without writing any extra code. This is something most other Python libraries do not offer by default.

Plotly Dash Enterprise has positively impacted my organization because the easy Pandas integration meant less time on data preparation and faster chart generation. That saved a lot of time for my organization, and the wide chart variety reduces the need for multiple libraries at the same time. Keeping the workflow simple and consistent across projects is the best way that it has impacted my organization.

I think Plotly Dash Enterprise can be improved because the customization gets tricky fast. Even simple tweaks such as fonts or spacing require digging into nested dictionaries. Styling also feels inconsistent across the chart types, which sometimes makes it harder to maintain a uniform look.

I faced problems where legends and axis labels tend to overlap often, especially with large datasets or longer label names, which looks very messy. Fixing it is not very straightforward, so that is something problematic.

The layout versus the trace structure is also confusing at first, but then it takes a while to figure out what goes where. If these things were improved, it would be better.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise since last August 2025.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable in my experience.

Plotly Dash Enterprise's scalability is good because I have been using it across multiple teams, such as two or three teams, and in general, it is handy. I feel the scalability is good.

Customer support has been good in my experience because I never faced such a big problem that required me to use it. I would suppose that it would be good because in general, the experience is smooth.

Previously, I used a different solution through the traditional way of documentation and graphs, such as basic Excel. I used to use pivot tables and everything for dashboards as well. When I figured out that there was a more interactive and better way, that is when I made the switch.

Regarding pricing, setup cost, and licensing, I did not use a charged plan; I was mostly working with the free setup that they have, so I do not really know about it.

I have seen a return on investment because whenever my team used to work, it would usually take about two hours to make and present something in general. With Plotly Dash Enterprise, it was completed in around thirty minutes, and that is a good metric.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, I did not really evaluate other options or competitors. The major switch was made from Excel to Plotly.

My advice to others looking into using Plotly Dash Enterprise is that they should be familiar first with similar products and building charts, and they should have basic knowledge and experience. It will take a while to get familiar with the whole interface, but it is not that tough and you can figure it out. I have shared pretty much everything that I had to share about Plotly Dash Enterprise. My overall rating for this product is eight out of ten.

On-premises

I was able to use Plotly Dash Enterprise in my personal project when I focused on it. I made the app and used it to convert the SCB data set to any dashboard. Plotly Dash Enterprise is amazing because it makes excellent dashboards.

In our case, we use Plotly Dash Enterprise in the private cloud.

I use Plotly Dash Enterprise better than other platforms for graphics because the graphics are clean, beautiful, focused on the data, and efficient when I am processing the data.

The best features Plotly Dash Enterprise offers are the ability to automatically and quickly make graphics.

In my case, collaboration is positive because a few people make a few dashboards. It is easy and faster.

In my case, I made this project focusing on the ability for anyone to use this excellent dashboard using basic knowledge about the data, because few people do not have knowledge in Power BI, Tableau, or other tools focused on making dashboards. I created a platform especially for people who do not have a lot of knowledge about dashboards. I use Plotly Dash Enterprise to automatically make this dashboard. The function is that I upload the data set, select specifically the data and graphic, choose the column, and it makes the graphic automatically.

We need to use fewer processes because we have a great opportunity to improve the dynamic graphics as they use a lot of processors and computer clusters, which over the years become very expensive for the business.

To improve Plotly Dash Enterprise, it needs to be easier for people who do not have a lot of knowledge about data analysis.

I have used this solution for more than two years.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable.

Its scalability works well because we make use of it with the team and with other team groups.

My previous solution was to apply Plotly Dash Enterprise together with Databricks and Azure at the same time.

It is amazing for the team, but it does not save money.

In my case, the experience with pricing is not cheaper because I find that it uses all computing clusters, and I need to make it more efficient and less expensive for a few businesses.

We have more options than Plotly Dash Enterprise, but Plotly Dash Enterprise is the best option.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is amazing, and I recommend it. I can recommend it, will use it again, and it is amazing.

I can recommend using Plotly Dash Enterprise; it is a great option, especially when not using big data because if you use big data, it requires a lot of resources with the cluster and becomes very expensive over time.

I gave this product a rating of 10.

Private Cloud

Microsoft Azure

My main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise is to build dashboards, graphs, and visualizations.

Recently, I built a dashboard for a holiday website provider in which I gathered data from various sources and used the Plotly package to make visualizations of those and infer some business ideas from them.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for research purposes as well. I remember running my first PX.scatter function in a notebook and instinctively hovering over points. I have been using it to turn raw data into interactive, presentation-ready visuals with no extra effort, making exploratory data analysis faster and stakeholder communication far more effective. Overall, I would say that I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise as it acts as a data UI layer rather than just a plotting library that has excellent interactive insights and business analytics.

The best features Plotly Dash Enterprise offers are visualizations, dashboards, and graphs, which are overall comparable to Power BI dashboards.

I find it easier to generate plots on Plotly Dash Enterprise. Building with Plotly Dash Enterprise is far more effective and simpler because it gives us results very quickly. With Power BI, we have to first create the data, load it, make connections with the database, and then use drag-and-drop to generate the plots. Therefore, Plotly Dash Enterprise is faster and simpler to work with.

Plotly Dash Enterprise positively impacts my organization as it is a fast tool to work with, and we can generate reports faster. Given the nature of artificial intelligence that we are using, Plotly Dash Enterprise offers more intuitive charts with less effort.

Plotly Dash Enterprise works well for most cases, but for some large data sets, it can be a bit laggy. Improvements can be made in that area.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for five to six years, and since I am in this industry for around six to seven years, I want to say keep up the good work. I want to use it throughout my working time.

Plotly Dash Enterprise works well for most cases, but for some large data sets, it can be a bit laggy. Improvements can be made in that area.

I would rate Plotly Dash Enterprise around nine on a scale of one to ten.

I chose nine out of ten because I have been using it and it is a part of my toolkit. Given that some improvements are needed for working with large data sets, one point is deducted for that reason. Otherwise, it is a good tool to work with.

We purchased Plotly Dash Enterprise through the AWS Marketplace.

I would give positive feedback. If others are not using it, they can incorporate this tool to generate reports and visualizations faster. It can help them in making decisions faster and work in a more efficient way. That is honest feedback from my side.

We are a partner only with this vendor. My overall review rating for Plotly Dash Enterprise is nine out of ten.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

We use Plotly Dash Enterprise mainly for creating dashboards using Python. With Plotly's support of Python, it helps us to develop interactive dashboards according to the customer use case and the kind of applications that are required.

We have Federal Reserve Economic Data as well as Bureau of Labor Survey data sets for our economic data. We take this data on a per state basis or on a per county basis monthly to detect or determine economic government data sets, such as unemployment rate and employment rates in the manufacturing sector. We take that data using their APIs, and once we have this data in our database, we use Plotly to create dashboards with interactive visualizations that help our analytics team to make decisions and tune our machine learning model accordingly.

We have both internal and external use cases with Plotly Dash Enterprise. With our machine learning model, we develop interactive dashboards to have a picture of how things are going in terms of the employment rate and other economic data sets. Also, with our clients, who are hiring companies, we project this data to them to compare their statistics with the provided government data set. Since we are a private company, they evaluate their performance against the government provided data.

Integration with Plotly Dash Enterprise involves only the databases that we have, and interaction depends solely on the controls, meaning we have drop-downs, radio buttons, and other interface elements. We utilize multiple visualizations along with different types of charts that Plotly helps us to interact with.

The ability to develop dashboards using Python has been our great use case with Plotly Dash Enterprise. With this capability, we are able to create a GitHub repository or a central version control system that helps us manage different versions of the dashboards. If we need to improve something, we simply go back to a previous version and make immediate changes if necessary. Furthermore, we also have the ability to control how our dashboards look and design them according to our own use cases, achieving the required scalability with the help of the enterprise version.

Since we have ties with hiring companies that require high scalability, Plotly Dash Enterprise helps us achieve that. With the GitHub version control system, we have created a repository containing our dashboard code. With the help of Plotly, we integrate our dashboards with GitHub to provide us much more control over how our dashboards look and manage different versions of them simultaneously.

We use Python mainly with Plotly Dash Enterprise, which is an added use case instead of doing a drop-down and using Power BI. Coding provides us with much more ability to design custom visualizations tailored to our specific needs. Plotly Dash Enterprise helps us achieve a much more interactive and vivid form of visualization for our organization, which helps us drive better results and analytics. It also helps us derive decisions that are beneficial for our use cases and create different versions for different sets of companies that we partner with.

The main advantage we have is that we manage different forms of files or different forms of data that we have stored, including semi-structured, structured, and unstructured formats. With the help of Plotly Dash Enterprise, we tackle these challenges and create a unified data frame or dataset that helps us achieve a common goal. We are not restricted to any form of data. No matter the data format, we can handle it clearly with the help of Python libraries and scale our visualizations to another level.

The main improvement I can think of is that while creating charts, it gives you a certain format of how it could look. If you want to create something extra and go more vivid and creative with how the actual chart would look, it allows for that option but could be improved to be more artistic or aesthetically pleasing. This sort of format is missing, and I think it would be beneficial to the analytics team if it can be more interactive, with the capability of D3.js, and give us more control over how our actual dashboard would look to achieve a more aesthetic appearance. The strict format of how you can shape those charts and that extra nuance you need to keep in code to get the exact possible results are the reasons behind my rating. The rest of the features provided by Plotly are extremely good.

We have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for nearly two to three years.

It's a great tool to incorporate in your organization to develop dashboards that help your analytics team derive better decisions and generate more business profits. It gives you much more control with Python and helps you interact with multiple file formats to easily bring them to a common platform, such as a Pandas DataFrame or PySpark DataFrame. Plotly Dash Enterprise helps you create the visualizations you want and achieve better results. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

Private Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My full name is Muhammad Trabelsi. I currently work as a Logistics and Administrations Associate at the IT Center, an international NGO based in Geneva, Switzerland. In addition to my operational and logistics responsibilities, I have recently developed a strong interest in data science and data visualization. I use Python for data analysis and have worked with libraries such as Plotly Dash, Pandas, and Plotly Express to create interactive dashboards and analytics tools.

I have mainly worked with the open-source Dash ecosystem, and my experience has been very positive. It has shown me how quickly data can be transformed into interactive and useful applications. I would be interested in learning more about Plotly Dash Enterprise, especially its collaboration, deployment, and security. In an international organization like ours, where data reporting and operational efficiency are important, I can see potential value in exploring enterprise-grade solutions if they can help teams develop and maintain applications more efficiently.

My organization does not have any business relationship with Plotly beyond being a user of the open-source tools. We are not a Plotly partner, reseller, or service provider.

I have not used Plotly Dash Enterprise yet. My experience has been with the open-source Plotly and Dash frameworks for building interactive dashboards and data visualization applications.

I am mainly working with the open-source Plotly and Dash tools. I have not had direct exposure to Plotly Dash Enterprise through my organization, but I have built several dashboards and web applications using the open-source ecosystem.

I have worked in logistics and administration for this NGO for over nine years, and I have been using Python, Plotly, and Dash for about a year to build dashboards and data visualization projects.

I think my advice would be to start with the open-source Dash tools first. Build small dashboards, understand callbacks, layouts, and deployment basics. Once your dashboards become critical for teams, security, scaling, and collaboration, then Plotly Dash Enterprise can be a strong option. The most important thing is to focus on the user need, not only the technology. A simple, clear dashboard is often more valuable than a complex one.

My advice would be to start by clearly identifying the business problem you want to solve. Plotly Dash is most valuable when it helps users make decisions, not only display data, and that is what I discovered with the open-source solution. If you are already building dashboards with the open-source version and need stronger collaboration, governance, and security, then Plotly Dash Enterprise is worth exploring. I would also recommend starting with a pilot project involving end users early and measuring the impact on productivity and decision-making before scaling adoption across the organization.

Public Cloud

Other

I started using Plotly Dash Enterprise to create charts and dashboards for my AI project. I created a chart to visually see how many people had purchased my AI ebook. I have since created other dashboards to explore the product and build small projects, but the dashboard tracking ebook sales was my most significant and interesting use case.

Plotly Dash Enterprise has helped me clearly understand my needs for not just my ebook, but also for other products I am thinking about creating. I can visualize them much better with Plotly Dash Enterprise. Since using Plotly Dash Enterprise, it has improved my decision-making and helped me understand which regions of Brazil my customers are purchasing my books from.

Plotly Dash Enterprise offers charts with many possibilities to manage and add features inside the charts.

I did not use Spanish language features with Plotly Dash Enterprise as I focused on English content, but now that I am aware of this capability, it is interesting because I can increase and amplify my possibilities for Spanish-speaking users. Regarding improvements to Plotly Dash Enterprise, I think more features relating to language would be beneficial. For instance, I am not aware if you offer content in Portuguese language, but that would be valuable. All other features that I used satisfied me greatly.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise since January of 2026.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable for me.

I think the scalability of Plotly Dash Enterprise is fine. My numbers are not too large yet, but I think it is adequate.

The customer support from Plotly Dash Enterprise was very good. I would rate the customer support of Plotly Dash Enterprise a nine on a scale of one to ten.

I did not previously use a different solution.

It was very easy to learn and start using Plotly Dash Enterprise. It was very easy to install and use.

I found many documents and resources about the features that I needed to use on the internet, and they were very easy to find.

I have seen a return on investment. I saved time and was able to understand which regions of Brazil people are purchasing my e-books from.

I utilized many features for my experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, I did not evaluate other options.

I use Plotly Dash Enterprise in a private cloud. I use AWS as my cloud provider. Plotly Dash Enterprise integrated very well with my Streamlit. The performance of Plotly Dash Enterprise when handling large data sets was very fast. I had a good experience with the UX and UI of Plotly Dash Enterprise. I did not use the resource to collaborate or share dashboards with others. The flexibility of Plotly Dash Enterprise for customizing dashboards was very flexible. I advise others looking into using Plotly Dash Enterprise to explore the charts and analyze the possibilities that Plotly Dash has. I give this review a rating of ten out of ten.

Private Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise was working in health tech, where I deployed and created dashboards for internal clients.

A specific example of a dashboard I built for my internal clients is a COVID study that downloaded Brazilian government healthcare data. I analyzed quality of care, internment time, and costs for hospital time for patients across all International Classification of Disease categories. The conclusion was that COVID increased mortality rate and internment time across all International Classification of Disease categories, not just COVID.

I also developed a COVID prediction app and a few others, but the COVID study was the main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise.

Plotly Dash Enterprise offers practical features that integrate visually appealing Plotly dashboards with Dash. The dashboards are easy to use and deploy.

Plotly Dash Enterprise has positively impacted my organization by enabling a small team of developers to deploy numerous dashboards with ease. Customization is straightforward with Plotly Dash Enterprise, and the user experience delivers high satisfaction. I was able to create login fields that allow clients to access their own segregated data.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is already quite good in terms of areas for improvement.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for a year and a half.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable.

Plotly Dash Enterprise's scalability is quite good.

Plotly Dash Enterprise's customer support is quite good, but I did not need to use it because the application was well-developed.

I only used Plotly Dash Enterprise and did not previously use a different solution.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Plotly Dash Enterprise was mostly indirect, but from what I could observe, it was quite good.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, I was not a tech lead. The tech lead strongly preferred Plotly Dash Enterprise and recommended that I use it.

As a single developer, I was able to complete the COVID study independently as an intern, which demonstrates the impact on productivity and time saved.

My experience with pricing, setup cost, and licensing for Plotly Dash Enterprise was mostly indirect, but from what I could observe, it was quite good.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, I was not a tech lead. The tech lead strongly preferred Plotly Dash Enterprise and recommended that I use it.

Plotly Dash Enterprise's governance and security are quite good. Regarding Plotly Dash Enterprise's AI capabilities, the accuracy and reliability of output are strong. I would recommend that others definitely use Plotly Dash Enterprise. I give this product a rating of 10.

Private Cloud

Google

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for a few years, building and deploying production dashboards, handling user access, and improving app performance.

My primary use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise is building internal dashboards and analytical tools that help teams explore data, monitor metrics, and make decisions more efficiently.

One example of a dashboard I built with Plotly Dash Enterprise is a KPI monitoring dashboard for internal stakeholders, which pulled data from our data warehouse and displayed key metrics such as revenue, user activity, and conversion rates. Users could filter by date, region, and product line and drill down into trends, and I deployed it on Plotly Dash Enterprise with authentication so different teams could securely access it.

In addition to building dashboards, our team uses Plotly Dash Enterprise as a shared platform for deploying and maintaining data applications, making it a key part of how we share insights and support decision-making across teams.

Plotly Dash Enterprise offers an end-to-end app lifecycle, handling everything from writing code to running apps in production, providing great deployment and DevOps, security authentication, access control, and scalable performance.

The most valuable feature in my day-to-day work with Plotly Dash Enterprise is the deployment and access control, as being able to quickly deploy apps and manage who can access them without building custom authentication saves a lot of time, allowing my team to focus on developing useful dashboards while stakeholders can securely access them as soon as they are ready.

The real value is not in just any single feature; it is how everything works together, as having deployment, authentication, and scaling in one platform makes it much easier to turn our data work into usable applications without needing a lot of extra infrastructure or tooling.

Plotly Dash Enterprise could improve by lowering the learning curve for new users and offering more modern UI/UX tooling out of the box, as while deployment is still strong, feedback cycles can still be improved.

We sometimes see a gap between how developers build dashboards and how business users request changes, so a built-in feedback or annotation system directly inside apps, such as commenting on charts or layouts, would make iteration cycles faster.

Plotly Dash Enterprise can benefit from stronger low-code capabilities, a faster prototyping experience, more consistent UI/UX tooling, and better debugging.

I have been working in my current field for around four years.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable.

From a scalability perspective, Plotly Dash Enterprise has a containerized architecture where apps can be scaled horizontally by increasing replicas and vertically by adjusting worker processes.

The customer support for Plotly Dash Enterprise is good.

We previously used traditional BI tools for dashboarding, which worked well for static reporting, but we needed more flexibility for custom analytics and Python-based workflows, which is why we switched to Plotly Dash Enterprise.

My experience with Plotly Dash Enterprise pricing and licensing was fairly straightforward from an end-user perspective, with the setup being handled by our platform or DevOps team.

We have seen a clear return on investment with Plotly Dash Enterprise, as the biggest gains have come from reduced time spent on manual reporting and faster delivery of dashboards.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, we did not evaluate other options.

I would advise others looking into using Plotly Dash Enterprise to make sure their team is comfortable with Python and the Dash framework before adopting it broadly, and to plan their deployment and governance approach early. I would rate this product an 8 out of 10.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise is visualizations, mostly of information that has been worked on with Python notebooks.

A specific example of a visualization I created recently with Plotly Dash Enterprise is one that had to be completed quickly as a proof of concept for web navigation or marketing investment in e-commerce.

Basically, my use is to gain graphical potential and quickly connect to the dataframes worked with Python notebooks.

I consider the best features that Plotly Dash Enterprise offers to be the scientific visualizations, powerful charts, and its integration with the Python notebook part and with the usual libraries such as Pandas, Polars, NumPy, and scikit-learn.

I find the power of the charts to be especially useful and differentiating compared to other visualization platforms.

Plotly Dash Enterprise has positively impacted my organization by reducing the time in creating visualization tools by data scientists.

This time reduction translates into improved decision-making; I have never used it as a corporate application.

I think Plotly Dash Enterprise could be improved with enhancements in drag and drop capabilities or functionalities such as in-line edits with annotations.

I do not see it as a corporate application because of the complexity it can have when using it in an environment with a lot of concurrency.

I have been working in my current field for approximately 27 years.

I find Plotly Dash Enterprise to be stable in its daily operation, although it has been a while since I last used it and I have replaced it.

I would say scalability of Plotly Dash Enterprise is low when I used it; it was not easy to adapt to different data volumes or needs.

Before using Plotly Dash Enterprise, I used specific Python libraries, Matplotlib or Seaborn, but it is really complex to build an interactive dashboard with those tools, which is why I decided to use Plotly Dash.

I did not evaluate other options before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise.

The main reason I stopped using Plotly Dash Enterprise is that I use Streamlit, primarily because the vast majority of clients have their data warehouse in Snowflake.

My advice to other professionals considering using Plotly Dash Enterprise is that it can fit their needs, especially in a data scientist environment. I would rate this product a 7 out of 10.

Public Cloud

Amazon Web Services (AWS)

My main use case for Plotly Dash Enterprise is completely about the dashboards for all my web applications and for my energy forecast dashboards.

A specific example of how I use Plotly Dash Enterprise for my energy forecast dashboards is completely based on the requirement from the team, where there will be a dashboard based on Siemens standard with some dashboards showcasing the real-time interactive dashboards. The interactive dashboard works fine for us when compared to any other solution.

Regarding my main use case, I add that it is very interactive.

The best features Plotly Dash Enterprise offers are mainly the callbacks, which is what we are using. There are layouts and callbacks forming the logic, with interactivity involving dropdowns, drags as sliders, callback updates, and Plotly figures at real times. Everything is extremely easy to implement, and you just assign a widget to a variable, making it rapid for data science, internal tools, and simple interfaces. This makes it a very easy method to create a dashboard with Plotly Dash Enterprise.

The callbacks and interactive features have specifically helped my team with speed and collaboration. For example, clicking on a data point in graph A automatically filters the data shown in graph B, which represents cross-filtering. Interactive ranges between sliders and selectors are very useful, and when we use LaTeX support for technical notations like E=mc² in titles or labels for mathematical clarity with dynamic tooltips, as we apply extra variables, and HTML formatting like hover labels and HTML formatting.

I would like to add that the most important point is the interactivity provided.

To improve Plotly Dash Enterprise, I suggest that cross-filtering capabilities need significant improvement along with file uploads and downloading data as a CSV or in any other requested format, as we seek more features aligned with user requests.

Plotly Dash Enterprise positively impacts our organization as we have started projects completely with Plotly Dash Enterprise, implemented for the last four years, focusing on real-time data where we check the real-time data every ten seconds. Everything works fine without complications.

Needed improvements relate to enhancing user experience across various functionalities.

Some ways Plotly Dash Enterprise could be improved include customizing the HTML loading screen or implementing server-side rendering logic, like state management that involves Dash Patch and partial updates. Previously, to change one graph's color, the entire figure had to be sent back to the server. There should be a focus on mobile responsiveness and shifting from standard CSS to Dash Mantine Components and Dash Bootstrap while utilizing grid systems for large data bottlenecks.

I have been using Plotly Dash Enterprise for four years.

Plotly Dash Enterprise is stable.

The scalability of Plotly Dash Enterprise occurs in three layers: execution, data transport, and infrastructure, where background callbacks come into play. If Python is single-threaded, one user triggering a heavy calculation can block others. Regarding data scalability, the payload problem surfaces, along with our server-side output store that I have previously mentioned. Partial property updates result in network traffic reduction by up to ninety percent. For infrastructure scalability, we are thinking about Docker or Kubernetes while also utilizing Redis for a shared state, making auto-scaling based on CPU or RAM usage available.

I have not gone through customer support, as my role does not involve the management side.

I did not previously use any different solution before Plotly Dash Enterprise. When I entered Siemens, my first task was to learn and start using Plotly Dash Enterprise for the UI, and I have been working with it since then.

I have seen a return on investment with Plotly Dash Enterprise, particularly in terms of saved time, as Plotly Dash Enterprise has enabled significant efficiency.

Before choosing Plotly Dash Enterprise, my team did not evaluate other options, as they had already started with Plotly Dash Enterprise before I joined, which is when I learned and implemented it.

To improve Plotly Dash Enterprise, I suggest that cross-filtering capabilities need significant improvement along with file uploads and downloading data as a CSV or in any other requested format, as we seek more features aligned with user requests.

My advice for others looking into using Plotly Dash Enterprise is that it is very useful for implementing dashboards, so I always suggest Plotly Dash Enterprise for real-time and interactive dashboards across any application. In our new projects, we have forty-two sub-applications in our tool base, where tracking how and when tickets are created, resolved, or completed through an API-based tracker is essential, and we are training a few students in Plotly Dash Enterprise for this purpose.

I rate this product an eight out of ten.

On-premises