The partnership will bring Claude to the core of Hexaware’s Zerovity, its AI-native engineering platform, and AgentVerse, its agent build and governance platform with more than 600 pre-built agents.
Hexaware will use Claude to deliver outcome-based services across information technology (IT) operations and software engineering. The company has more than 1,100 Claude-certified professionals, while Hexaware and Anthropic will work together on go-to-market activities, joint solution development and customer deployments.
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Hexaware will also expand Claude training across its delivery teams.
Clients can engage with the offerings in two ways. They can start with a business outcome, with Hexaware’s Zero Friction Enterprise offerings targeting technical debt, security vulnerabilities, backlogs, support tickets, process bottlenecks and licence costs.
Siddharth Dhar, President and Global Head of AI, Hexaware, said, “Enterprises are focused on driving business outcomes. We are putting Claude at the heart of Zerovity and AgentVerse, so our clients reach production results faster, at a cost they can plan around.”
Alternatively, clients can start with the development tools by connecting their development tools directly to the Zerovity harness, which applies token optimisation and in-built software delivery agents.
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The alliance builds on Hexaware’s existing relationship with Anthropic, including its authorisation to resell Claude through Amazon Bedrock.
Vinod Chandran, Chief Operating Officer, Hexaware, said, “Our teams have already certified more than 1,100 people on Claude. As a Preferred Partner, we can take that capability to clients together with Anthropic, from the first proof of value to production at scale.”
Era Sahni, Head of Partnerships – International, Anthropic, said, “Enterprises are putting Claude in the hands of their employees and using it to run many of the systems their business depends on.
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Many want a partner who can help bring Claude into production and find the highest-value use cases across every team. Hexaware’s customers already trust them with IT operations and software engineering. That is where much of this work gets done and where Claude can have an outsized impact.”
Shares of Hexaware Technologies Ltd ended at ₹513.00, up by ₹7.80, or 1.54%, on the BSE.