Anthropic Expands Enterprise AI With 10 New Business Plug-Ins After Market Turbulence

San Francisco Feb 24 (GeokHub) – Artificial intelligence startup Anthropic on Tuesday introduced 10 new enterprise plug-ins designed to integrate its Claude AI technology into critical business workflows, signaling a renewed push into corporate markets just weeks after a previous product release triggered volatility across global software stocks.

The San Francisco-based company said the new tools are tailored for high-value business functions, including investment banking deal analysis, wealth management portfolio reviews, private equity assessments, engineering design workflows, and human resources automation. The HR tools, for example, can help companies draft onboarding materials aligned with brand voice and internal policy.

Enterprise Partnerships Drive Expansion

Anthropic developed the new integrations alongside major data and software firms, including LSEG, FactSet, Salesforce (via Slack), and DocuSign.

The announcement boosted investor confidence in some partner companies, with shares of Salesforce, FactSet, and DocuSign rising in early trading.

Anthropic also revealed that firms such as Thomson Reuters and RBC Wealth Management are already using AI agents powered by Claude.

Backed by Google and Amazon, Anthropic is expanding integrations with widely used workplace tools such as Google Calendar and Gmail, positioning Claude as embedded infrastructure within everyday enterprise software.

Aftershocks From Legal AI Launch

The rollout comes after Anthropic’s earlier legal industry plug-in sparked investor anxiety, contributing to an $830 billion global selloff in software and services stocks over several trading sessions. Market participants feared AI-driven automation could erode traditional revenue streams for enterprise software providers.

Scott White, Anthropic’s head of enterprise product, emphasized that the company’s strategy is to enhance, not replace, business workflows.

“Our goal is to provide intelligence and infrastructure so customers can combine their expertise with AI,” he said, noting that Claude is not designed to control entire workflows independently.

Companies will also be able to build and manage their own custom plug-ins using Anthropic’s system, expanding flexibility for enterprise clients.

IPO Watch and Competitive Landscape

Anthropic’s rapid product expansion reflects intensifying competition in the enterprise AI market. Rivals include OpenAI, Google, and xAI. Industry observers say the aggressive product cadence could position Anthropic favorably ahead of a widely anticipated public offering, though the company has not confirmed IPO plans.

With enterprise AI spending accelerating globally, the race to integrate AI into core business systems is entering a decisive phase — one that could reshape how corporations operate across finance, legal, HR, and engineering functions.