Anthropic launched Claude Meetings on Tuesday, a feature that brings Claude into video calls as a visible participant to work on tasks in real time while discussions happen. As participants talk, Claude drafts plans, maps timelines on whiteboards, answers questions in chat, and retrieves information from connected work apps. Meeting notes, action items, and materials Claude creates become available in claude.ai after the call ends.
Claude identifies itself as a meeting participant and posts a notice in the meeting chat. It will not join calls with external guests unless an admin authorizes it, and automatically leaves if an external guest joins. Claude Meetings launches in beta on Team and Enterprise plans and currently works with Google Meet, with support for additional platforms expected to follow.
Anthropic also unveiled Claude Whiteboards, a collaborative board where teams brainstorm with Claude, which transforms discussions into organized visual workspaces with timelines and deadlines. Claude can convert whiteboards into docs or slide decks. The feature works inside Claude Meetings so boards build while people talk. Claude Whiteboards is available in beta on paid plans across web, desktop, and mobile.
The company launched Claude Sheets, allowing teams to create and edit spreadsheets collaboratively with Claude. Users can request Claude build items like campaign trackers or hiring budgets, and Claude generates working spreadsheets with multiple tabs, formulas, formatting, and dropdown menus. Claude makes edits directly in cells and outlines each change. Claude Sheets is available in beta on paid plans across web, desktop, and mobile.
Anthropic made Claude Data, formerly Claude Dashboards, generally available. The feature connects Claude to company data systems like data warehouses or CRMs, letting users ask questions and receive dashboards, data stories, or narrated videos in response.
The company also announced interactive connectors that open full versions of apps including Adobe, Atlassian, and HubSpot directly inside Claude, letting teams work within those apps alongside Claude conversations.
The announcements come weeks after OpenAI unveiled workplace tools for ChatGPT collaboration on company information visualization and presentation creation. Meta is also competing in this space with its Muse AI agent, which builds mini-apps to help users complete specific tasks.