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Anthropic unveils Claude Meetings, Sheets and Whiteboards in beta

Original title: Anthropic has its own AI-powered office suite now

The Verge · AIby Hayden Field ()3 min read1
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Meetings is limited to Teams and Enterprise, while Sheets, Whiteboards and Claude Data reach all paid plans.

At a San Francisco event, Anthropic introduced Claude Meetings, Claude Sheets and Claude Whiteboards for non-technical knowledge workers. The tools can join meetings, take notes, edit spreadsheets, share whiteboards and turn a presentation into a one-minute explainer. Sheets and Whiteboards are in beta on all paid plans; Meetings is in beta for Teams and Enterprise. Claude Data, formerly Claude Dashboards, is now generally available to all paid plans, alongside deeper connectors for HubSpot, Adobe and Atlassian.

Key facts
  • Claude Meetings, Sheets and Whiteboards are available in beta.
  • Claude Data, introduced in beta in October, is now generally available.
  • Anthropic says its connector marketplace has more than 9,000 plugin options.
  • Users can open native Adobe and HubSpot tools inside Claude.
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3 min read at theverge.com

For years, Anthropic has been known for its focus on enterprise and coding tools that attract high-flying corporate clients, inspiring competing frontier labs - like OpenAI, SpaceXSI, and Meta - to copy its strategies. Earlier this year, Claude Code went through its own particular hype cycle. And now, Anthropic is trying to expand its footprint to other knowledge workers with an AI-powered suite of office tools.

The Verge · AI

By Hayden Field · theverge.com

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