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Anthropic launches smart reports for Claude Enterprise users

Anthropic announced smart reports for Claude Enterprise, a tool that scans a sample of team chat transcripts, groups them into workstreams, attaches cost data, and flags inefficiencies such as sessions with no work value or personal/off‑topic content.

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  • Anthropic introduced smart reports for Claude Enterprise, analyzing transcripts, cost, and inefficiencies
  • Reports allow up to 10 free runs per month, hide employee names by default, names can be revealed with logging
  • Goldman Sachs limited Claude Code and GitHub tools to engineers after risk assessment, upsetting some traders

The reports can be run up to ten times a month at no charge. By default employee names are hidden; a setting can reveal names, but each reveal is logged. Anthropic states the reports are for adoption insight and investment planning, not for evaluating individual performance or making employment decisions.

The feature arrives as companies look to manage AI spend. Bloomberg reported that Goldman Sachs recently restricted access to Claude Code and Microsoft’s GitHub coding tools to engineers only after weighing productivity and risk concerns, a move that upset some traders.

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Full story from businessinsider.com · by Natalie Musumeci · via Search: ClaudeOpen source ↗

Claude's new AI report card tool gives companies a closer look at costs — and flags 'inefficiencies'

businessinsider.com · 2 November 2026

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