AI Transformation Lab
Anthropic is the company that makes Claude. It certifies the people who design AI systems for businesses, and our co-founder holds its highest certification. You don't have to take our word for it. Check it yourself in one click.
Plenty of people say they do AI. This is a bar you can check: a supervised exam, set and marked by Anthropic, with the result published on a public record that anyone can look up.
Credly is the credential platform run by Pearson. Anthropic publishes the record; we can't change it.
In Anthropic's words, the credential is for people who can "design and lead enterprise-scale Claude deployments". In plain terms, it tests four things that matter to any business using AI.
Working out what to build and how it fits the way your business runs, so it holds up when the whole team depends on it.
Linking the AI to your documents, spreadsheets, chat, and systems, so nobody has to switch tools.
Deciding what the AI can and cannot touch, and putting proper guardrails around your data.
Measuring whether the AI is doing the job well, and making it better over time instead of hoping for the best.
Anthropic's own skill list for this credential: solution design, enterprise architecture, integration architecture, context engineering, AI governance, risk management, evaluation and optimization, and stakeholder management.

Yong Jie co-founded Glints and spent the last decade building it, from the first lines of code to a platform 15M+ people use, first as Chief Software Architect, then Head of Product.
Today he leads our AI work: the agents Glints runs on every day, the hands-on workshop for business leaders, and the builds we do for client companies. The certification is the external check on what that decade taught him.
Anthropic's programme for companies that help businesses adopt Claude. Membership gives our team direct access to Anthropic's training, technical resources, and engineers.
No. We build with whichever AI model fits your job and your budget. The certification shows the depth of the engineering, whatever model sits inside.