Anthropic has added three new workspaces to Claude: Sheets, Whiteboards and Data. A team can now build a spreadsheet, sketch ideas in a meeting or assemble a dashboard together with Claude, according to a post on Anthropic’s claude.com site dated 10 November. A fourth piece, Claude Meetings, is only marked “coming soon.”
Claude Sheets lets a team and Claude work on one spreadsheet, with Claude writing and editing formulas across several tabs. Claude Whiteboards is a shared board for laying out ideas during a meeting, after which Claude can summarize what the group settled on. Claude Data, which Anthropic says was formerly called Dashboards, connects to tools such as Snowflake and Salesforce and builds dashboards from that data, along with visual write-ups and short videos with narration. One part of Data carries a beta label: its ability to use definitions that a company’s own data team has certified.
Anthropic sells the set as a chain. An idea that starts on a whiteboard can move into a spreadsheet and then a dashboard without anyone retyping the background, because Claude keeps the context from step to step. Teams can also ask Claude for custom artifacts, and the post offers four examples: an account tracker, a briefing for each day, a status board for projects and a table for reviewing contracts. Claude Motion, which turns content into short animations, sits alongside these and is also in beta.
The second announcement concerns connectors, the links that let Claude reach apps outside the chat. They run on MCP, Anthropic’s open protocol for connecting AI to other software, and the company puts the count of connectors and plugins in its marketplace above 9,000. The new interactive kind lets a partner embed its whole app inside Claude, so a user can work in Adobe or Atlassian without opening another tab. Plugins from Salesforce and Workday are labeled beta. NetSuite’s plugin carries no such label in the post. Each bundles skills for a specific job: call prep for sellers, financial analysis for accountants, time off and expenses for HR teams.
Anthropic’s evidence comes from its own staff. Its legal team built a Slack-based review tool that marks up drafts using the team’s own playbook, and the company says marketing reviews fell from three days to 24 hours. Its finance team turned a long executive update into an interactive page that the whole team edits with Claude. Neither figure comes with an outside measurement.
The control story is aimed at IT buyers. Anthropic says Enterprise admins choose which people get which products and connectors, and can cap spending across the organization in fine detail. Auto-connect, a beta feature for qualifying Team and Enterprise customers, makes linking Notion, Atlassian or Dropbox a one-time setup, so employees are connected the first time they use the tool. Admins can also narrow what a connector does, for instance allowing Claude to read Slack while blocking it from posting on a user’s behalf. Security teams on Enterprise can read audit logs and use a Compliance API that plugs into over 100 security products, Splunk and CrowdStrike among them. In the new Enterprise experience, every cloud session gets a separate virtual machine, and the credentials for connectors stay outside that machine.
Sheets and Whiteboards put Claude next to the spreadsheet and whiteboard tools many teams already pay for, and the post gives no pricing, no plan tiers and no date for Meetings. For the next ninety days, the safe working set is Sheets, Whiteboards, Data and the Adobe and Atlassian embeds; Salesforce, Workday, certified definitions, Motion and auto-connect are still beta.
Reported by Anthropic on claude.com on 10 November 2026.
