The certification recognizes firms that have established specialized delivery teams and successfully moved Claude-based use cases into production. For Bits In Glass, this status underscores two decades of expertise in business process and data automation, now pivoted toward integrating frontier AI into sectors like compliance, underwriting, and case management.
CEO David Hauser noted that the integration of agents into legacy workflows fundamentally shifts the economics of routine labor. By allowing AI to handle repetitive tasks, human teams can focus exclusively on high-level judgment and outcome management. A primary example of this shift is the work performed for PlanOmatic, where two agents built on Claude Sonnet5 and Claude Opus5 now audit third-party vendor output. This implementation resulted in a 72% improvement in quality and a 32% increase in turnaround speed, effectively restoring the client’s 2.5-day service guarantee. Moving forward, the firm aims to leverage the partnership to scale these migrations, helping enterprises transition from traditional platforms to agentic AI architectures.

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