Claude Meetings lets Claude join video calls as a visible participant, follow the conversation, and work on documents and whiteboards during the meeting. The beta is rolling out to Team and Enterprise plans and currently supports only Google Meet. Claude is kept out of calls with outside guests by default.
Claude can now join video calls as a visible participant, follow the conversation and start working during the meeting. The feature, called Claude Meetings, is in beta and is starting to roll out to Team and Enterprise plans.
Can Claude answer questions during a video call?
Teammates can ask Claude questions during the call, either out loud or in the chat. By default, Claude answers in writing. It can also use a team member’s connected tools, but only with that person’s permission.
The company describes a typical use case: a team planning a customer event with Claude on the call. One person asks Claude to start a document for the plan. Claude writes up what has been said so far, and teammates on the invite can edit the plan while the conversation continues. When the discussion turns to budget, someone asks Claude what the previous year’s event cost. Claude asks for approval to look up the figure, posts it in the meeting chat and compares it with the current plan. When the talk shifts to timelines, someone asks Claude to put the schedule on a whiteboard, and the team works on it alongside the document.
Before the meeting ends, a participant can ask Claude to share a recap. Afterward, the notes, action items, plan and whiteboard all live on the meeting’s page in claude.ai. Users can return to past meetings and ask Claude about them, or add Claude to a future meeting from their calendar in claude.ai.
Each meeting gets its own page in claude.ai with the notes, transcript and anything Claude built during the call. People from the organization who were invited can view and edit what Claude made, and the page can be shared with others inside the organization.
Claude’s default settings keep it out of calls that include people from outside the organization. If an outside guest joins a call that Claude is already on, Claude leaves. An admin can change this and allow Claude on calls with outside guests. On those calls, Claude posts a notice in the chat but does not reply there. What guests say is still included in the notes and transcript.
What does Claude save from a meeting?
Claude joins a call when someone adds it or when auto-join is turned on. It appears as a participant and posts a notice in the chat when it arrives. It saves a transcript, a summary and descriptions of what was on screen. It does not save audio.
Which video platforms does Claude Meetings support?
Support is currently limited to Google Meet, and the company says other platforms are coming soon. On Team plans, inviting Claude to meetings is on by default, though an admin can turn it off. On Enterprise plans, an admin decides whether Claude is turned on for all or part of the organization.
The beta is not available to every organization. Companies with zero data retention, a HIPAA-ready configuration or customer-managed encryption keys cannot use it yet.
During the beta, Claude’s notes and transcripts are free on Team and Enterprise plans. Its answers during calls are also free, unless an answer uses one of the user’s connected tools. In that case, the usage counts against the plan’s limits. Documents, whiteboards and other artifacts Claude creates during a call are free through February 10, 2027.
The company is also working with several meeting software partners, including Gong, Attention, Granola, Fireflies.ai, Otter and Plaud. Soon, users will be able to send a meeting transcript to the tools their teams already use.
Before adding Claude to calls or turning on auto-join, the company advises checking that everyone on the call is comfortable being transcribed. Setup steps are available in the Help Center.
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