Artificial intelligence has long been a topic of discussion in the realm of online training, but the leap from a demo to an actual project remains the point where many organizations get stuck. It’s not enough to simply have access to a model: you need to know where it fits in, who maintains it, and how it’s governed.
The Cuatroochenta group, of which we have been a part since 2025, has been certified as a Claude Partner Network. And at 3ipunt, we have incorporated this into our services.
What is the Claude Partner Network?
It is Anthropic’s official program that certifies companies that help other organizations implement and deploy solutions using Claude’s artificial intelligence, one of the market’s leading models in generative AI.
To put it another way: it’s not a “power user” certification; it’s recognition of implementation capabilities. It certifies that there’s a team behind it capable of applying the technology to a real-world project, including maintenance and support, and not just demonstrating it in a presentation.
For us, this aligns with how we view our work on online learning platforms: the project comes first, then the technology.
What does the certification attest to?
The accreditation, coordinated by the group’s Applied Innovation department, attests to the ability of both Cuatroochenta and its member companies to apply this technology to real-world projects, both internal and client-based. Specifically:
- Licenses held by Claude through the holding company’s subsidiaries.
- Implementation of Anthropic’s AI-based solutions.
- Maintenance, improvement, and adaptation of these solutions over time.
- Technical support provided by our own team.
This is the same model that the group’s companies have been using for years with third-party technology: Ekamat, which specializes in ERP solutions based on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central; Conpas, a certified Premium Partner for the Zoho suite in Spain; and 3ipunt, experts in customized e-learning platforms and a Moodle Premium Partner.
Anthropic’s technology is also integrated into LANBU, the group’s new company dedicated to AI governance.
What’s changing in our training programs
Claude’s AI complements what we do best: online training platforms and Moodle customized for each organization. Cutting-edge technology at the service of real-world projects.
We’re not new to this. We’ve been building learning ecosystems for over twenty years, and we apply a critical eye to every new development before putting it into production. AI isn’t included in a project just because it’s trendy; it’s included when it solves a specific problem:
- When there is a large volume of content to produce, review, or keep up to date.
- When the platform’s administrative workload takes up the training team’s time.
- When student support falls short because no one can be available around the clock.
- When the platform’s data says so much more than anyone actually reads.
In each of these cases, the question remains the same as always: what training issue lies behind it. The technical answer comes later.
A model that is governed, not just contracted
Working with AI in corporate training raises questions that aren’t technical in nature: what data leaves the organization, who processes it, and under what legal framework. These are the same questions we’ve been answering for years in our platform projects.
- Information security certified to ISO 27001.
- Management quality with ISO 9001 and development process maturity with ISO 33000.
- National Security Framework (ENS), which enables us to work with public entities.
Working with AI doesn’t allow us to lower our standards on any of these points. If anything, it raises them.
