Claude Meetings: Anthropic Adds AI Collaboration to Team Video Calls

• Claude Meetings is rolling out in beta on Team and Enterprise plans, bringing Claude into video calls.
• Google Meet is the first supported platform, where Claude creates docs, whiteboards and other artifacts with participants.
• Meeting notes and action items appear on claude.ai after the call, with admin access controls and usage exclusions.

Claude Meetings is Anthropic’s new beta feature that brings Claude into a team’s video call to help create shared work while the discussion is still happening. The announcement says teams can add Claude to a meeting and build documents, whiteboards and other artifacts together without waiting for the call to end.

The rollout is beginning for Team and Enterprise plans. Google Meet is the first supported meeting platform. Anthropic has not announced pricing, a mobile app or India-specific availability, so those details remain unconfirmed.

How Claude Meetings Works During a Video Call

During a supported call, Claude works alongside the participants as they talk. The team can build documents, whiteboards and other artifacts collaboratively during the conversation. The idea is to let the discussion and the work take shape together, rather than having someone recreate the output separately after the meeting.

Google Meet is the first meeting service supported in the beta. The announcement does not name any other supported platform, so the initial rollout should be understood as limited to Google Meet.

Once the meeting ends, a page on claude.ai collects the meeting notes and action items. This gives participants a place to revisit the written follow-up from the call. Anthropic’s announcement describes this post-meeting page as part of the feature.

Admin Controls, Guest Handling and Eligibility

Admins get controls to manage access to the feature. Claude also automatically leaves the call when only external guests remain. These controls are intended to help organisations manage how the assistant participates in their meetings.

View the Claude Meetings announcement

Docs and whiteboards created in meetings are free to use until February 10, 2027. The announcement specifies this period for the artifacts created through the feature; it does not provide a separate pricing announcement for the overall beta.

Some organisations are excluded from the rollout. These include those using Zero Data Retention, HIPAA compliance or customer-managed keys. Anthropic has not announced availability for India, a mobile app version or pricing, and no further availability details have been confirmed.

What the Beta Includes

How the Beta Fits Into Anthropic’s Team Tools

The beta brings Claude into a live meeting workflow, with artifacts created collaboratively as people discuss their work. It is distinct from other Claude updates covered by MobileTelco, such as Claude Duet’s background AI agent and the Claude for Legal artifacts gallery. Those updates address different workflows.

For now, the beta has a defined initial scope: beta access for Team and Enterprise organisations, Google Meet support, live artifact creation and a post-call notes page. Organisations that fall under the listed exclusions are not included in this rollout.

Conclusion

The beta adds Claude to supported video calls so teams can create docs, whiteboards and other artifacts while they are still talking. The beta is rolling out on Team and Enterprise plans, starting with Google Meet, and includes a claude.ai page for notes and action items after the call. Pricing, mobile app support and India availability have not been announced.

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