The tool actively participates in video discussions by generating real-time notes, action items, and shared whiteboards based on voice or text interactions. After sessions conclude, all materials and textual transcripts are automatically organized onto a dedicated review page on claude.ai. Privacy measures prevent the assistant from retaining audio files, instead saving written summaries and visual descriptions. Furthermore, the integration automatically excludes itself from sessions containing external guests unless an organization administrator specifies otherwise.
Key points
Organizations with zero data retention, HIPAA-compliant setups, or customer-managed encry…: Organizations with zero data retention, HIPAA-compliant setups, or customer-managed encryption keys cannot access this beta feature.
Core meeting features like transcription and basic responses are free, but tool-assisted…: Core meeting features like transcription and basic responses are free, but tool-assisted answers deduct from regular plan allowances.
Interactive documents and artifacts created during calls will remain free for participati…: Interactive documents and artifacts created during calls will remain free for participating organizations through February 10, 2027.
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Introducing Claude Meetings
Add Claude to your video call and get the work started while you talk
Claude can now join your video calls as a visible participant, follow the conversation and start on work during the meeting. Claude Meetings is now in beta.
Your team can ask Claude questions during the meeting, out loud or in chat. By default, Claude answers in writing, and it can use your connected tools with your permission.
Claude also works with you live to build docs, whiteboards (opens in new tab), or other artifacts, while teammates on the invite refine them. Claude writes the notes and action items, so no one on the call has to.
Claude Meetings is starting to roll out in beta on Team and Enterprise plans. Support for other video conferencing platforms is coming soon.
What it looks like
Say your team is planning a customer event, and Claude is on the call. You say, “Claude, start a doc for this plan.” Claude writes up what the team has said so far, and teammates on the invite can edit…
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