At BertIA, we’ve been working with Claude, Anthropic’s artificial intelligence model, as a real working tool rather than a passing novelty for some time now. Today that work has official recognition: BertIA is part of Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network.
For you, if you’re considering bringing artificial intelligence into your company, this means working with a team that doesn’t just know Claude from its documentation, but uses it daily on real projects and now has direct access to Anthropic.
In this article we explain what the Claude Partner Network is, what changes with this membership and, above all, what it brings to your organisation’s AI projects.
What the Claude Partner Network is
The Claude Partner Network is Anthropic’s official programme for organisations that help companies adopt Claude. It launched in 2026, and Anthropic backs it with an initial 100 million dollar investment in training, technical support and joint market development with its partners. Its purpose is clear: to close the gap between experimenting with AI and actually putting it into production inside a company.
Organisations that are part of the network gain access to Anthropic’s official training materials, specialist technical support and joint working resources. It also includes Anthropic’s own technical certification, the Claude Certified Architect, and a directory where companies can find firms with real experience implementing Claude. In short, the Claude Partner Network is how Anthropic makes sure Claude reaches companies well, in the hands of teams that know how to apply it.
What it means for BertIA to be part of the Claude Partner Network
BertIA being part of the Claude Partner Network doesn’t change what we do; it strengthens how we do it. We were already analysing every model Anthropic releases and applying it to concrete projects. The difference is that now we do so with a direct line to Anthropic. That translates into three very tangible things: access to their official training, their technical support and their roadmap.
For an AI project, that closeness matters. Knowing in advance where Claude is heading lets us make better architecture decisions and avoid building on capabilities that will soon be obsolete. Having direct technical support reduces risk when a complex problem appears during an implementation. And official training keeps our team up to date with best practices, rather than learning them by trial and error on your systems. Being part of the network is therefore not a decorative badge: it’s a set of resources that translates into more solid implementations.
How we work with Claude at BertIA
The way we work with Claude comes from a simple conviction: you learn by using it on real cases. That’s why we test every new capability before bringing it to a client project. When we recommend Claude for a case, we do so because we’ve used it and know what to expect; and when we believe it isn’t the best option for a specific need, we say so just as clearly. That honesty is part of what it means to be a good partner.
Behind every artificial intelligence project there are serious questions that a demo doesn’t answer: where the data lives, who has access to what, how the AI integrates with what already exists, and what happens when the model evolves. Those are exactly the questions that interest us most, because they’re the ones that turn a proof of concept into a system that works in production. Working with Claude from that perspective, from both the business side and the engineering side at once, is what allows us to deliver results that hold up over time.
What this brings to your company
For your organisation, working with a Claude Partner Network member means reaching AI that delivers real value sooner and with less risk. Instead of going through the learning curve alone, your company relies on a team that already knows Claude’s capabilities and limits, that has official training and support from Anthropic, and that designs the solution around how it fits with your current data and processes.
The goal is not to adopt artificial intelligence to follow a trend, but to solve concrete problems in your business. That’s the idea that sums up how we work: building the AI that knows your business. An AI that adapts to your context, your sector and your priorities, rather than forcing you to adapt your company to a generic tool.
Conclusion
Being part of Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network confirms the way we already worked: testing every capability before bringing it to a project, recommending Claude when it’s the best option and saying so clearly when it isn’t. The difference is that now we do it with Anthropic’s direct backing, which translates into more solid implementations with less risk for your company.
If you want to explore where artificial intelligence can add the most value in your organisation, talk to the BertIA team and we’ll analyse your starting point together.
