Anthropic launches Claude Meetings beta, putting Claude in video calls for Team and Enterprise plans
Anthropic began rolling out Claude Meetings in beta on November 12, 2026 for Team and Enterprise plans. Claude joins video calls as a visible participant that answers questions and turns discussions into notes, action items and editable documents.
Anthropic on November 12, 2026 began rolling out Claude Meetings in beta for Team and Enterprise plans, bringing Claude into video calls as a visible participant.
What Claude Meetings does
Claude can answer questions during a call and turn discussions into notes, action items and editable documents. Participants can address Claude aloud or in chat. By default, Claude answers in writing.
Claude can also use connected tools, with the relevant person's permission. It can build documents, whiteboards and other artifacts during meetings.
Availability
- Status: beta
- Plans: Team and Enterprise
- Rollout start: November 12, 2026
What this means
Claude Meetings moves Claude from a one-to-one chat assistant into a shared setting where several people interact with it in the same call. Because Claude is a visible participant that answers in writing by default, its output appears where the group can see it. The permission requirement for connected tools means Claude's access to tools during a call is tied to the relevant person's approval. The launch is a product feature for Team and Enterprise customers, not a new model.
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