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Claude in PowerPoint reaches Pro plan with connector support
Claude in PowerPoint is now available on Anthropic's Pro plan and includes support for connectors, allowing context from other tools to flow directly into slide creation. Through March 19, usage limits for both Claude in PowerPoint and Claude in Excel are doubled across all paid plans.
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The addition of connectors is significant: rather than manually providing context for each presentation, users can automatically pull information from connected tools. For professionals who regularly create decks drawing on data from multiple sources, this reduces the friction of AI-assisted presentation creation.
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Claude in PowerPoint reaches Pro plan with connector support
Claude in PowerPoint is now available on Anthropic's Pro plan and includes support for connectors, allowing context from other tools to flow directly into slide creation. Through March 19, usage limits for both Claude in PowerPoint and Claude in Excel are doubled across all paid plans.
The addition of connectors is significant: rather than manually providing context for each presentation, users can automatically pull information from connected tools. For professionals who regularly create decks drawing on data from multiple sources, this reduces the friction of AI-assisted presentation creation.
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