Anthropic has introduced several new workplace features for its artificial intelligence assistant, Claude. The latest updates allow users to create spreadsheets, organize projects, and analyze business information.

The company announced Claude Meetings, Claude Whiteboards, and Claude Sheets on November 10, 2026. These features aim to expand Claude beyond its traditional role as an AI chatbot.

Anthropic has also renamed Claude Dashboards to Claude Data and made it generally available. The updates place the company in stronger competition with Microsoft Office and Google Workspace.

The announcement follows OpenAI’s recent introduction of workplace tools for ChatGPT. Meanwhile, Meta is also expanding its workplace AI services through its Muse platform.

Claude Meetings Brings AI Into Video Calls

Claude Meetings allows businesses to add the AI assistant directly to video conferences. It can follow discussions and begin completing tasks while participants continue talking.

For example, users can ask Claude to prepare project plans and create timelines. It can also answer questions in meeting chats and retrieve information from connected workplace applications.

The assistant can access business tools to find information requested during discussions. Meeting notes, action items, and generated documents become available through claude.ai after the call.

Anthropic has introduced safeguards to maintain transparency during meetings. Claude identifies itself as a participant and displays a notification in the meeting chat.

It cannot join meetings with external guests without administrator approval. It also leaves automatically if an external participant joins.

Claude Meetings initially supports Google Meet, with additional platforms planned. The feature targets Team and Enterprise customers, with a limited beta rollout reported.

Claude Whiteboards Helps Teams Organize Projects

Claude Whiteboards introduces a shared workspace for planning and collaboration. Teams can use it to organize ideas and develop projects with AI assistance.

Users can discuss their plans with Claude and convert conversations into visual boards. These boards can include tasks, deadlines, and project timelines.

Multiple team members can edit the same board. This removes the need to transfer information manually between different applications.

After completing the planning process, users can turn their boards into documents or presentations. Whiteboards also integrates with Claude Meetings to organize discussions visually.

The feature is available in beta for paid subscribers. Users can access it through web, desktop, and mobile applications.

Claude Sheets Introduces AI-Powered Spreadsheets

Anthropic has also launched Claude Sheets for creating and editing spreadsheets. Users can request spreadsheets for marketing campaigns, hiring budgets, and other business activities.

The tool can generate spreadsheets with multiple tabs and formulas. It also supports formatting and dropdown menus for organizing information.

Claude can make changes to individual spreadsheet cells while teams continue working. It also explains its modifications so users can review the changes.

Claude Sheets is currently available in beta for paid subscribers. The feature supports web, desktop, and mobile applications.

Claude Data Connects With Business Information

Anthropic has renamed its previous Claude Dashboards feature to Claude Data. The updated service is now generally available on paid plans.

Claude Data connects with business systems, including data warehouses and customer relationship management platforms.

Users can ask questions about company information and receive different types of results. These include dashboards, written analysis, and narrated videos.

The feature helps businesses examine connected information without preparing every report manually. However, some advanced capabilities remain in beta.

Claude Expands Integration With Other Applications

Anthropic has also expanded its interactive connectors for third-party applications. Users can access supported application interfaces directly within their Claude workspace.

The integrations include services from Adobe, Atlassian, and HubSpot. Users can work inside these applications while receiving assistance from Claude.

This approach aims to reduce the need to switch between different tools. It also allows teams to manage more tasks within one workspace.

Availability of New Claude Features

Claude Sheets and Claude Whiteboards are available in beta for paid subscribers. Both features support web, desktop, and mobile access.

Claude Data is generally available on paid plans. However, certain advanced functions are still undergoing beta testing.

Claude Meetings is initially targeting Team and Enterprise customers. Its first supported video conferencing platform is Google Meet.

These developments reflect growing competition among AI companies in workplace productivity. Anthropic, OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and Meta are expanding their services.

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The latest Claude features move beyond answering questions and generating text. They allow users to create, organize, and edit workplace materials directly through AI-powered tools.