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This is what you've been missing in Dash

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Hi John,

You signed up to hear from Dash a while back, so here's a catch-up on what we've been building.

Quick refresher first: Dash is where fast-growing ecommerce brands keep all their images, video and brand files. It's one tidy, searchable home, instead of scattered Drive folders, half-named files and expired WeTransfer links. Since you last looked, we've made it do a good deal more.

1. Speed up Shopify product launches

If you sell on Shopify, this is the big one. You can now update your Shopify products directly from Dash: send images straight to your product pages without downloading and re-uploading a thing.

Upload hundreds of product shots in one go, Dash matches each asset to the right product by its SKU and updates your PLPs for you.

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Learn about Dash's Shopify integration

2. Set when new assets get released

You can now set a release date on an asset. If someone tries to download or share it before it's ready, Dash gives them a heads-up.

This is handy for if you want to share product content with retailers before release.

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3. See an asset's version history

Dash already keeps every version of an asset in one place. But now you can now see a preview of every past version, not just the latest.

So if you need to roll back to an earlier cut, like last season's artwork or a previous logo lockup, you can spot the right one at a glance instead of opening files one by one to check.

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And that's not all... here are some more improvements

Send your own uploads for approval — even if you're one of the people who signs off assets, you can now submit assets you upload for sign-off by another approver.

Anyone on your team can create a portal — not just admins, so partner libraries are quicker to set up.

Use an asset's title as its filename — downloads can keep the proper title instead of a random string of numbers.