Claude Meetings beta joins Google Meet calls for notes, docs

Claude Meetings arrives as a beta on Team and Enterprise plans, and its entry point is deliberately low-friction: adding Claude to a calendar event is enough for it to join the call as a participant. During the session, requests can be made by voice or through the Meet chat, and answers come back in the chat. Everything produced — the transcript with speaker and time stamps, the minutes, and any documents or whiteboards made mid-call — collects on a meeting page inside Claude.

The author tried it in a two-person brainstorm and found that a whiteboard appeared on a spoken request, with design changes applied the same way. Sticky notes were color-coded by who suggested each idea, and a "next steps" section was included. A mid-meeting summary was exported to Notion, and the summary carried the whiteboard ideas in a table showing who raised each one.

Administrators get three toggles: whether members can add Claude to meetings, whether Claude may join meetings that include outside attendees, and whether Claude can use connectors during meetings — the third of which is required for Notion export. Asked directly, Claude said it can answer by voice or chat and create documents, slides, sheets and dashboards, but cannot play music or record the meeting.