Anthropic Brings Claude Into Spreadsheets: Sheets, Whiteboards and Data for Office Work
According to The Economic Times and WinBuzzer, Anthropic has added Sheets, Whiteboards and Data to Claude: spreadsheets, boards and dashboards inside one platform, competing with Microsoft and Google.
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- Anthropic has added spreadsheets in Sheets, digital whiteboards and dashboards in Claude Data.
- The new tools put Claude in the same field as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace.
- Connectors for apps such as Adobe and Atlassian join administrative controls for businesses.
Anthropic has extended the Claude platform with tools for creating spreadsheets, digital whiteboards and dashboards. The announcement came on Tuesday in San Francisco and is reported by The Economic Times and WinBuzzer. Similar news reaches the network with Google's Pixel Drop, where AI features are also moving into everyday work.
What is inside
Claude Sheets brings capabilities similar to Excel and Google Sheets into the platform: organising data with a team, creating and editing formulas, working across multiple tabs. Claude Whiteboards is a shared space where teams collect ideas during meetings and can ask Claude to summarise the discussion.
Claude Data, formerly Dashboards, handles analysis and visualisation: it connects to services such as Snowflake and Salesforce to generate dashboards, visual data stories and short narrated videos, using definitions certified by an organisation's data team.
The comparison with Microsoft and Google
The Economic Times places the move in the same space as Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, where the Copilot and Gemini assistants help create documents, analyse spreadsheets and prepare presentations. The difference the newspaper points to is that Anthropic keeps spreadsheets, boards and dashboards inside one platform, so context carries from one format to another without repeating instructions.
Connectors and controls for businesses
Anthropic is also introducing interactive connectors that bring partner applications inside Claude: integrations with Adobe and Atlassian, plus plugins from Salesforce, NetSuite and Workday aimed at sales, finance and HR teams.
For businesses come administrative controls: managing who can access applications, limiting the actions Claude may take and setting organisational spending limits. Enterprise data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and usage can be monitored through audit logs.
The detail the sources tell differently
On Claude Meetings, the assistant for notes during meetings, the two outlets differ: The Economic Times lists it among the new tools; WinBuzzer writes that Anthropic lists it as "coming soon", despite others describing it as already in beta. The disagreement is reported as it is: as of today it is not clear whether it is available now or merely announced.
In the background, the listing
The expansion comes as Anthropic prepares for public markets: according to The Economic Times the company began its IPO roadshow on Tuesday, seeking to raise up to $64.35 billion through 825 million shares at an indicative price of $70-78, for a Nasdaq listing under the ticker "ANT".