Anthropic is rolling out Claude Meetings in beta for Claude Team and Enterprise subscribers. Teams can invite Claude to a Google Meet call as a visible participant. Participants can ask it aloud or in chat to start a document, build a whiteboard, or look up information while the conversation continues. Teammates can edit the materials Claude produces during the call, so a planning session can end with a reviewed draft. Claude appears in the participant list and announces itself in chat. Notes, transcripts, and most in-call answers are free during the beta. Documents, whiteboards, and other artifacts created in meetings remain free until February 10, 2027. Google Meet is the first supported platform, with more videoconferencing tools planned. After the call, Claude creates a meeting page with notes, action items, a transcript, and the work produced. Admins control access and external-guest behavior.
Anthropic is rolling out Claude Meetings in beta for Claude Team and Enterprise subscribers. Teams can invite Claude to a Google Meet call as a visible participant. Participants can ask it aloud or in chat to start a document, build a whiteboard, or look up information while the conversation continues. Teammates can edit the materials Claude produces during the call, so a planning session can end with a reviewed draft. Claude appears in the participant list and announces itself in chat. Notes, transcripts, and most in-call answers are free during the beta. Documents, whiteboards, and other artifacts created in meetings remain free until February 10, 2027. Google Meet is the first supported platform, with more videoconferencing tools planned. After the call, Claude creates a meeting page with notes, action items, a transcript, and the work produced. Admins control access and external-guest behavior.