Anthropic launches Claude Meetings to join video calls and work on tasks live, plus Whiteboards and Sheets
Anthropic launched Claude Meetings, Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets on Tuesday, according to TechCrunch. The tools bring Claude into video calls, visual planning boards and shared spreadsheets.
Claude Meetings joins Google Meet calls as a visible participant and works on tasks while people talk. It can draft plans, create timelines, answer questions and retrieve information from connected work apps. Notes, action items and other materials remain available through claude.ai after the call.
Claude identifies itself in the meeting chat and requires administrator approval before joining calls with external guests. It leaves automatically if an external guest joins. The beta is available on Team and Enterprise plans, with support limited to Google Meet at launch.
Claude Whiteboards can organize discussions into timelines and deadlines, then convert boards into documents or slide decks. Claude Sheets creates and edits spreadsheets with tabs, formulas, formatting and menus. Both are available in beta on paid plans across web, desktop and mobile. Anthropic also made Claude Data, formerly Claude Dashboards, generally available and added interactive connectors for Adobe, Atlassian and HubSpot apps.
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