Anthropic has rolled out a beta for Claude Meetings, placing its AI assistant directly into video calls as a visible participant on Google Meet. According to the company, support for additional conferencing platforms will follow, though Team and Enterprise subscribers are currently the sole tier with access.
During sessions, Claude answers questions, compiles action items, and generates documents and whiteboards by responding in text. When administrators grant the necessary permissions, the system also connects to external workspace tools. Once a call concludes, Claude deposits all generated documentation, transcripts, and notes onto a dedicated page within claude.ai, expanding the platform's recent whiteboards and data dashboards.
However, corporate security boundaries limit the deployment. Privacy controls block Claude from joining calls with external participants by default. Furthermore, organizations operating under HIPAA compliance or customer-managed encryption configurations cannot use the feature yet, leaving strict enterprise environments cut off during this beta stage.