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Claude Meetings Beta Brings Collaborative Work to Google Meet

Team and Enterprise customers can use Claude for documents and whiteboards during calls; Anthropic plans to support additional meeting services.

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Coworkers edit a shared whiteboard during a video meeting in a San Francisco conference room. / TokenPost.ai (mono)
Coworkers edit a shared whiteboard during a video meeting in a San Francisco conference room. / TokenPost.ai (mono)

Anthropic has opened Claude Meetings to Team and Enterprise customers, bringing live document and whiteboard work into Google Meet as the company extends its AI assistant into group discussions.

The service currently connects only to Google Meet. During calls, customers can work with Claude on documents and whiteboards, and Anthropic plans to add integrations for other meeting platforms.

Anthropic first previewed Meetings in a Nov. 10 workplace announcement. The same release opened beta access to Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets, and made Claude Data generally available to paid plans. Anthropic said it wanted to bring the kind of work Claude Code supports for developers to other teams.

Earlier reports described broader planned capabilities. Reuters reported that Claude was expected to track discussions, help build plans and timelines, and respond to questions entered in meeting chat. Axios said Claude could also draw on connected work apps to help participants organize plans.

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