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Anthropic launches Claude Sheets and Whiteboards, but Claude Meetings is still coming soon

Claude can now build the spreadsheet and the whiteboard itself, while the meeting assistant is still only a promise.

By Think Facility · November 10, 2026 · Anthropic Claude Save

On November 10, 2026, Anthropic launched Claude Sheets and Claude Whiteboards in beta, and made its dashboard tool generally available under a new name, Claude Data. All three are on every paid Claude plan and work on web, desktop and mobile.

In a second post the same day, Anthropic said a fourth tool, Claude Meetings, is coming soon. It gave no date for it.

In beta

Claude Whiteboards and Claude Sheets

Generally available

Claude Data, formerly Dashboards

Plans

all paid plans

Works on

web, desktop, and mobile

Coming soon

Claude Meetings

Enterprise default

Claude Data turns on November 19, 2026

What each one does

Sheets is a spreadsheet Claude builds and edits with you. From a prompt like a campaign tracker or a hiring budget, it'll make tabs, formulas, formatting and drop-downs, and it outlines each edit it makes in the cells so you can follow the changes. Anthropic is upfront about the ceiling.

When you need more, you can export to .xlsx or CSV, or hand the file to Airtable, Asana, monday.com or Smartsheet.

Whiteboards is a shared board. You talk a messy plan through with Claude and it lays it out as a timeline with owners and dates. In a retro, Claude groups everyone's notes by theme and drafts each person's action items, and you can drag a box around part of the board to ask about just that bit.

Claude Data is the October beta of Dashboards, renamed. It reads company data from warehouses like Amazon Redshift, BigQuery and ClickHouse. New in this release are certified metrics (a data team approves the queries everyone should use, and charts built on them carry a badge), narrated data videos, caching and tracked changes with rollback. Certified queries and live sharing are still in beta.

The meeting assistant isn't out yet

Claude Meetings hasn't launched. Anthropic's posts give it one sentence, and this is all of it.

Neither post says which call apps it will join, what it'll cost, or how the people on a call will be told Claude is listening. Those are the questions I'd want answered before it lands in a meeting I'm in.

What it means for office work

The pitch is that work stays inside Claude instead of being copied out to other tools, so Claude can keep following it as the team edits. Anthropic backs that with examples from its own teams and its customers, and the numbers come from them. Nobody outside measured them.

Anthropic says its legal team built a Slack review tool with Claude that cut marketing reviews from three days to 24 hours. Advantage Solutions says its forecasting team used to spend about 10 hours a cycle on slides, commentary and validation, and now spends under 30 minutes. At Gusto, one person on the legal team built a contract tool in a few hours.

Those are the jobs this goes after: the assembly work around spreadsheets, decks and status reports that fills a lot of office weeks. Anthropic doesn't say whether anyone's hours or headcount changed as a result, only that the time went to other work.

For admins, the switches differ by plan. On Team plans all three tools are on by default. On Enterprise, Whiteboards and Sheets start off, and Claude Data turns on by default on November 19, 2026, unless an admin changes it under Organization settings.