Claude Meetings joins Google Meet calls in a beta

Anthropic has begun rolling out Claude Meetings in a beta on Team and Enterprise plans, in Claude and in Claude Desktop. It joins a Google Meet call as a visible participant.

It takes notes, answers questions, and can build docs, whiteboards, and slides during the call. A person asks by saying Claude, or by typing in the Meet chat. The default reply is written in that chat, and anything it posts there is visible to everyone on the call. The notes page inside the organization is not.

It saves a transcript, a summary, and screen descriptions, not audio. When it joins, it posts a notice in the call chat. After the call, people from the organization who were on the invite get a recap email with the notes, any action items, and the transcript.

Some organizations do not get the beta. That includes accounts with zero data retention, a HIPAA-ready configuration, or customer-managed encryption keys. On Team plans it is on unless an owner turns it off. On Enterprise plans an owner turns it on for all or part of the organization.

Outside guests are a separate switch. On Team plans it can join those calls unless an owner turns that off. On Enterprise plans an owner has to allow it. When outside guests are not allowed, it stays out, and it leaves if an outside notetaker joins partway through.

Notes that do not use connected tools are included on those plans. Docs and whiteboards made in a meeting are free through February 10, 2027. Use of a connected tool counts toward usage and can lead to charges. It can stay on a call for up to eight hours, and it warns before it leaves.