Anthropic Adds Workplace Tools to Claude as IPO Roadshow Opens

Anthropic opened its investor roadshow Tuesday, Nov. 10, with proposed terms for a Nasdaq offering while adding spreadsheet, collaboration and meeting tools to Claude, extending the assistant's reach into workplace software.

The proposed sale covers 825 million shares at $70 to $78 apiece. At the top of that range, it could raise $64.35 billion and value Anthropic at about $1.4 trillion on a fully diluted basis. Anthropic has applied to list on Nasdaq under the ticker ANT.

A prior registration statement had left the share count and offering price unset, as detailed in earlier coverage of Anthropic's IPO filing.

Claude Sheets can create and edit spreadsheets with formulas, multiple tabs and formatting. Claude Whiteboards gives users a shared space to brainstorm and organize projects. Both tools are in beta for paid subscribers.

Claude Data, previously known as Claude Dashboards, is now generally available to paying users. It connects to enterprise data sources including Snowflake and Salesforce to produce dashboards, visual reports and narrated videos. Certified data queries and live dashboard sharing are in beta.

Claude Meetings can join video calls, take notes and update documents during discussions. The feature is in beta for business customers. Anthropic has also upgraded its interactive connectors, letting users work with Adobe, Atlassian, Box and Notion within Claude. Claude Marketplace has more than 9,000 connectors and plugins, including community contributions.

The additions bring Claude further into workplace productivity software, where Microsoft Office and Google Workspace also offer AI features. Microsoft integrates Copilot into Office applications, while Google offers Gemini capabilities across Workspace. Both companies are Anthropic investors.