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Aditi Consulting Achieves Anthropic Select Tier After Putting Claude Into Production Across Its Business and Client Environments

The milestone follows Aditi’s broader effort to reshape its business, client delivery, and engineering workforce. BELLEVUE, Wash., Oct. 6, 2026 — Aditi Consulting has achieved Select Tier status in Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, Anthropic’s program for consultancies and specialized AI firms that help enterprises adopt and implement Claude. The designation follows results from work already […]

Bellevue, Wash., October 6, 2026 — Aditi Consulting has reached Select Tier status within Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network, marking a significant milestone in the company’s strategic AI transformation journey. This recognition is the result of deploying Claude across Aditi’s business and client environments, enhancing production workflows in engineering, delivery, and business operations.

The achievement follows a broader initiative at Aditi to reshape its business model, client services, and engineering workforce. Month-end margin analysis times have now decreased from hours to under two minutes, while AI-enabled reconciliation, close, and payables automations are now live. An AI-driven delivery command center proactively identifies potential issues before they impact downstream processes.

In client engagements, Aditi and its partner Advarra transformed a concept into a functional application within six weeks. The partnership has reduced month-end margin analysis from hours to under two minutes, showcasing the efficiency gains possible through AI integration. Additionally, Claude has been instrumental in automating reconciliation, close, and payables processes, streamlining client workflows.

Aditi's engineers, including those from its first two cohorts, have developed the technical knowledge, business understanding, and accountability needed to apply AI effectively in real-world scenarios. This strategic investment in engineering capability is reshaping how Aditi approaches AI transformation with clients, emphasizing the importance of organizational readiness, systems, governance, workflows, and people.

As AI becomes more advanced, the challenge lies in determining where it can add value, integrating it into business processes, and building the necessary capability to sustain its impact. Anthropic's status as a trusted partner in this journey is crucial, as Aditi continues to develop and deploy Claude to drive measurable business outcomes. The company's commitment to leveraging AI while maintaining human judgment and accountability sets a new standard for AI-driven transformation in the enterprise sector.

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