On November 10, 2026, Anthropic began rolling out three new Claude tools — a shared brainstorming board, an AI-built spreadsheet, and a renamed data tool that turns a warehouse into dashboards, written stories, and narrated videos — as it moves onto Microsoft and Google office turf.
2026-11-10 · by Moe Ameen
Anthropic announced on November 10, 2026 that it is rolling out three new Claude tools: Claude Whiteboards, Claude Sheets, and Claude Data. "Starting to roll out today," the company's Claude account posted. Whiteboards is a shared visual board where a team brainstorms with Claude — you organize ideas, assign responsibilities, build timelines, and turn a discussion into an action plan, and you can select part of a board and ask Claude to expand or revise it. Finished boards can become documents or presentations, and the tool connects to collaboration apps like Miro and Lucid. Sheets is a spreadsheet Claude builds and edits alongside you, with formulas, multiple tabs, formatting, and dropdown menus; it edits individual cells and highlights what it changed so a team can see the AI's edits. Both Whiteboards and Sheets launched in beta on all paid plans across web, desktop, and mobile.
Claude Data is a rename of Claude Dashboards, which entered beta in October — Anthropic says companies use their data for more than dashboards. Now generally available on paid plans, it connects to data warehouses and business systems (the company names Amazon Redshift, Google BigQuery, and ClickHouse, with analytics partners including Amplitude, Mixpanel, Omni, PostHog, and Sigma) and produces live dashboards, certified metrics, written data stories, and narrated videos, with caching and version tracking. It lets a team share current performance figures without giving every viewer direct database access. Certified queries and live sharing remain in beta, and Claude Data requires a data connector.
Alongside the three tools, Anthropic expanded interactive connectors: you can now open the full version of a third-party app — it names Adobe, Atlassian, Box, Canva, Dropbox, HubSpot, and Notion — inside Claude and work in it directly or ask Claude to help make changes, on web and desktop. The company also launched Claude Meetings in beta for Team and Enterprise plans — Claude joins a video call as a visible participant, works on tasks (drafting plans, mapping a timeline on a whiteboard, answering questions in the meeting chat) as the discussion happens, and leaves meeting notes and action items in Claude.ai afterward. It works with Google Meet at launch, with support for other platforms expected to follow; Claude won't join a call with external guests unless an admin authorizes it, and leaves automatically if an external guest joins.
Admin defaults differ by plan. On Team plans, Whiteboards, Sheets, and Data are on by default. On Enterprise, Whiteboards and Sheets are off until an administrator enables them under Organization settings, and Data is scheduled to turn on by default on November 19, 2026. The launch is framed as a challenge to Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, and it is early: Anthropic says Sheets currently offers basic spreadsheet functionality and points advanced users to Excel/CSV export or the separate Claude for Excel add-in. Confirm current availability on your own plan in Anthropic's materials before building a workflow around it.
The one output in this launch that already looks like content is Claude Data's narrated data story — a short video and a written narrative built from your metrics. But it is a single asset, told once, living inside Claude. A creator who wants that insight to actually reach an audience needs the next step: turning one data story into a week of platform-native posts. That is the handoff [Kompozy](/) is built for, and it applies to all three new tools.
Take the numbers or the narrative Claude Data generated and drop it into Kompozy's Quick Ingest. The insight fans into a brand-exact [Carousel Posts](/glossary/hyperframes) data breakdown, captioned [Persona Shorts](/glossary/persona-shorts) where a face-locked avatar walks through the stat on camera, a Blog Article and an Email Newsletter, and native Text Posts — all held to one voice by a [Persona Brief](/glossary/persona-brief). The same move works for a plan you brainstormed on a Claude Whiteboard or a campaign tracker you built in Claude Sheets: Kompozy is where those internal artifacts become published, scheduled content across the eight social platforms plus blog and email with [Autopilot](/glossary/autopilot), behind a per-post review gate. Claude builds the board, the sheet, and the data story; Kompozy turns them into distribution. For the adjacent launch, see [Claude Docs and Slides](/news/anthropic-claude-docs-slides-launch).
Three Claude tools Anthropic began rolling out on November 10, 2026. Whiteboards is a shared visual board where a team brainstorms with Claude; Sheets is a spreadsheet Claude builds and edits with you; and Data (a rename of Claude Dashboards) connects to data warehouses to produce dashboards, certified metrics, written data stories, and narrated videos. Whiteboards and Sheets are in beta on paid plans; Data is generally available.
No. They are available to paying Claude subscribers on web, desktop, and mobile. On Team plans all three are on by default; on Enterprise, Whiteboards and Sheets are off until an administrator enables them, and Data is scheduled to default on November 19, 2026. Claude Data also requires a data connector to a warehouse or business system.
No. They produce spreadsheets, boards, dashboards, and data stories — internal deliverables that live in a file, a link, or a dashboard. There is no caption engine, per-platform reframing, or scheduler inside them. To turn a Claude data story, board, or sheet into captioned posts, carousels, a blog, and a newsletter published across platforms, you route it through a content engine like Kompozy, which fans the material to the eight social platforms plus blog and email from one queue.
Claude Meetings launched in beta alongside this announcement, on Team and Enterprise plans. Claude joins a video call as a visible participant, works on tasks (drafting a plan, mapping a timeline, answering questions in the meeting chat) while people talk, and leaves notes and action items in Claude.ai afterward. It works with Google Meet at launch, with other platforms expected to follow.