FifthIngenium has joined the Claude Partner Network, Anthropic’s program for organizations that bring Claude to enterprise customers. People on our team also hold current Anthropic certifications, earned through the exam program Anthropic opened in July 2026.
What the Claude Partner Network is
Anthropic announced the network on March 12, 2026 and put an initial $100 million behind it for the year. It gathers three kinds of partner: cloud providers that distribute Claude, technology companies that build Claude into their own products, and services firms that help organizations design and deploy it. Members get partner portals with training and technical material, support from Anthropic’s applied AI engineers on customer projects, and early access to new certifications.
In June 2026 Anthropic added a Services Track and the Claude Partner Hub, a partner dashboard that doubles as a public directory. It measures three things: how many of a firm’s people hold
a current certification, how many joint customers are running in production, and how many of those customers have gone on record. The figures refresh daily.
Certified people, not a badge on a slide
Anthropic’s certifications launched on July 24, 2026 and are role-based, with separate tracks for business users, developers and solution architects. Certified status is not permanent. A practitioner counts as active only if they have worked with Claude in the past 90 days, so the number reflects current practice rather than an exam someone passed a year ago.
Members of our delivery team hold these certifications today, and more people are going through the exams over the coming months.
What it means if you work with us
We can escalate technical questions on a deployment to Anthropic’s engineers instead of solving everything alone. We see new model capabilities and tooling earlier, which shortens the gap between a pilot that works and a system in production. And the people assigned to a project have been assessed against a published standard by the company that builds the model.
None of that replaces domain knowledge. An XR training system for an ATEX Zone 1 environment still succeeds or fails on whether the people building it understand the plant. The partnership adds a layer, it does not substitute for the rest.
About FifthIngenium
FifthIngenium builds XR and AI software for manufacturing, healthcare, education, cultural heritage and space. Founded in 2016 and based in Caserta, Italy, the company works with partners including Microsoft, Magic Leap, Meta and Intel, and is a member of the Claude Partner Network.