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Anthropic adds spreadsheets, whiteboards and connectors to Claude

Original title: Anthropic turns Claude into a full workspace with Plugins, spreadsheets, whiteboards, and soon Meeting notes

The Decoderby Matthias Bastian ()1 min read1
Part of a story covered by 4 sourcesAnthropic launches Claude Meetings, Sheets, Whiteboards and DataMerged summary & timeline
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Enterprise controls include audit logs, isolated VMs and a compliance API; call-note feature Claude Meetings is due soon.

Anthropic is adding collaboration tools to the Claude app. Claude Sheets creates and edits multi-tab spreadsheets with formulas, Claude Whiteboards summarizes brainstorming, and Claude Data, formerly Dashboards, connects to tools such as Snowflake and Salesforce. Interactive Connectors lets Adobe, Atlassian and Salesforce embed apps in Claude. Claude Meetings, which can join calls and take notes, is launching soon.

Key facts
  • Claude Sheets supports formulas and multiple tabs.
  • Claude Data builds dashboards and visualizations from connected tools.
  • Interactive Connectors works similarly to ChatGPT plugins.
  • Enterprise customers get audit logs, isolated virtual machines and a compliance API.
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Anthropic is expanding Claude with Sheets, Whiteboards, and Interactive Connectors, letting partners like Adobe and Atlassian embed their apps directly inside Claude. Anthropic says Claude Meetings, which can join calls and take notes, is coming soon. Step by step, Anthropic is turning Claude into a central work platform for teams that brings many other apps together in one place.

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By Matthias Bastian · the-decoder.com

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