Chainsight Partners With Anthropic for Supply Chain AI Services

August 06, 2026
Chainsight has partnered with Anthropic to expand supply chain AI services using Claude models and proprietary agents for planning, operations, governance, and data modernization.

Chainsight has partnered with Anthropic to expand its supply chain AI practice, the company announced in a press release.

The partnership focuses on using Claude models in planning, ERP, analytics, and operational workflows. Chainsight said its services cover AI strategy, data modernization, business process design, agent development, governance, and organizational change management.

Chainsight also listed several tools in its Decision Intelligence Suite. They include Tokensight for monitoring token use and cost controls, Load Builder Agent for truck utilization, Purchase Order Management Agent for supplier communication, and Synthetic Data Generation Agent for creating test data.

The company said its AI agents can be deployed into client technology environments and used alongside existing enterprise platforms.

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