Anthropic launches Claude Meetings and a new workplace suite
Anthropic launched Claude Meetings, allowing Claude to join a video call as a visible participant, follow the discussion, draft plans, create whiteboards, and answer chat questions. It also launched Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets in beta, made Claude Data generally available, and expanded interactive connectors that let Claude work inside partner apps with user approval; Claude Meetings initially supports Google Meet on Team and Enterprise plans.
The launch expands Claude beyond chat into meetings, collaborative documents, spreadsheets, company data, and embedded workplace applications.
Today we’re launching Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets in beta, and Claude Dashboards (opens in new tab) becomes generally available as Claude Data. Whiteboards is a shared board where your team brainstorms with Claude, Sheets is a spreadsheet Claude builds and edits with you, and Claude Data adds data stories, certified queries, and live sharing. These are available on all paid plans.
Working with Claude on a project often meant moving the output over to another tool or program, where Claude didn’t have live access to follow progress and changes. Now, your documents, boards, sheets, and dashboards can stay in Claude, with access for your team to continue editing together. When ready, you can bring the outputs directly into tools from our partners and continue working there.
Claude Whiteboards
Many people use Claude as a thought partner, but brainstorming with it has typically meant copy-pasting the results elsewhere so you can then start brainstorming or collaborating with your coworkers. Now, you can talk through a messy plan out loud with Claude, and Claude can turn it into a board with a timeline with owners and dates, so you and your team can collaborate in real time. In a retro meeting, for example, everyone can add their notes, and Claude can group them by theme and draft the action items for each person. You can focus on any part of the board by dragging a box around it and asking Claude questions. When you’re done brainstorming, Claude can turn the board into a doc or deck, or bring it into tools like Lucid, Miro, or Vani by Zoho, where you can continue working on it with your team.
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