Claude for Business: Beeline Opens Corporate Clients to AI via Amazon Web Services

A lawyer needs to review a 150-page contract. A financial analyst needs to find an error in a multi-volume report. An engineer at an oil and gas company needs to make sense of technical documentation for a field. Such work used to take hours; now, artificial intelligence can perform it in minutes.

Kazakhstani businesses now have a secure opportunity to implement Claude—one of the most powerful and intelligent AI models in the world from Anthropic. It can be used for document analysis, working with large volumes of data, and automating routine tasks. Access to the technology for corporate clients is provided by Beeline Kazakhstan in collaboration with cloud giant Amazon Web Services (AWS).

You can assess the applicability of the technology for your business within the framework of a pilot project via Amazon Bedrock—an AWS service that provides access to leading AI models through a single API. The possibility of conducting a Proof of Concept (PoC) is evaluated individually after analyzing the business case. If the task is suitable for piloting, Beeline experts help configure and securely connect Claude. After that, the company tests the AI on its processes and evaluates the real economic impact.

How businesses use Claude

Corporate AI is already being used by companies from various industries—from healthcare to banks and government agencies. For example, DXC Technology, one of the world’s largest IT companies, created an assistant for oil and gas enterprises based on Claude: it analyzes geological data and technical documentation. Morgan Stanley implemented AI for financial advisors, and US telecom operator Cox Communications reported that Claude accelerated their launch of marketing campaigns by 55%. Shell Corporation actively uses the Amazon Web Services cloud platform for corporate systems and cybersecurity.

Government organizations are also transitioning to the use of AI. The European Parliament case is one of the most interesting in the portfolio of corporate Claude projects. In October 2024, the European Parliament Archives Department launched an AI assistant called Archibot. This system is designed so that citizens, researchers, and politicians can easily find the necessary information in the parliament’s vast database of historical documents.

Claude models are used for multilingual search, analysis, summarization, and working with more than 2.1 million documents in various languages of EU countries, which has significantly reduced the time spent on searching and processing data.

If your employees work daily with thousands of pages of regulatory documents, decrees, and official correspondence, generative AI can find the necessary document in a few seconds, prepare a brief summary of a project, compare two editions of a regulatory act, or help respond to a citizen’s inquiry. At the same time, the final decision is still made by a human.

How Claude integration works

For corporate use, companies can connect the Claude model via Amazon Bedrock—an AWS service that provides access to various AI models through a single API. This allows using Claude within corporate infrastructure while maintaining familiar AWS access control and security mechanisms.

When working with Claude via Amazon Bedrock, company data remains under its control: queries and responses are not transmitted to model providers, including Anthropic, and are not used by AWS or model providers to train base models. Data is encrypted during transmission and storage, and integration with AWS PrivateLink, IAM, and VPC allows controlling access to it and ensuring confidentiality.

However, for business, data security is not the only important factor. It is equally important to officially purchase a foreign AI service. Payment is made to a foreign bank via an invoice from a foreign legal entity, and accounting finds it difficult to close it with acts for local tax authorities. Unified billing through Beeline Kazakhstan solves this completely. The advanced neural network can be purchased just as simply and familiarly as mobile communication or corporate internet from Beeline.

Access to Claude is provided via Amazon Bedrock—an AWS service for working with artificial intelligence models. Separate solutions and models can also be purchased via AWS Marketplace. Contracts, invoices, and support are handled through Beeline, with settlements conducted in accordance with Kazakhstani legislation in tenge. Businesses receive closing documents and tax reporting for the authorities of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

In a corporate scenario, Claude can also be integrated via API into the company’s working systems and process large volumes of data automatically.

How to test Claude on your tasks

Rauan Kabdrakhimov, CEO of Enterprice Co, part of the Beeline Kazakhstan holding
Beeline helps with connecting and configuring the solution, advises on security issues, and helps take into account the requirements of Kazakhstani legislation when using it. The volume of work for integration and implementation is determined depending on the specific project. If a company is not yet sure whether AI will suit its tasks, it can first test the solution on one business process. You choose a specific business case, for example, automating contract review, experts help connect the solution, after which you test Claude in a secure environment.

Companies do not buy a “monolithic” solution. Claude can be adapted to different scales:

— Amazon Bedrock in AWS — for companies that want to create their own AI solutions based on various models with pay-as-you-go billing.

— Claude Platform in AWS — for developers who need direct access to the powerful Claude API.

— Claude Enterprise in AWS Marketplace — a ready-to-use workspace for employees with centralized management, SSO support, and strict corporate security policies.

To learn more, select a format, and submit a request for consultation/connection, visit the Beeline Business website.

Beeline Kazakhstan is an official authorized partner of Amazon Web Services, registered in the international AWS Partner Network as a system integrator. The company also holds the status of an official reseller partner of AWS services, which allows it to provide customers in Kazakhstan with a full range of AWS cloud services and solutions, including the design, implementation, and support of cloud infrastructure, as well as the resale of licenses and subscriptions to AWS services.