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Anthropic introduces user profiles to distinguish end customers in the API

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New user profiles allow API requests to be linked to specific end customers. According to Anthropic, this means safety enforcement action can affect one customer instead of an entire organization.

Anthropic has introduced user profiles that allow operators to link individual API requests to specific end customers. The feature is also intended for operators of platforms and gateways, as well as API access resellers.

According to Anthropic, this distinction allows safety enforcement action to target an individual customer instead of an entire organization. SDKs and the ant CLI tool support the new /v1/user_profiles endpoint.

What changed

Why it matters

For services that provide API access to multiple customers, distinguishing requests may limit the impact of safety enforcement action on other customers sharing the same organization. Anthropic describes this benefit.

Relevant practical impact

What this means

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For a business

Platform operators and API access resellers gain a way to distinguish customers for safety enforcement purposes. According to Anthropic, this can reduce the risk of action against an entire organization because of a single customer.

Risks and compliance
What to decide Explore the option of linking API requests to end customers using the /v1/user_profiles endpoint.
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Claude Platform Release Notes primary source · first detected We've launched user profiles , so you can tell Anthropic which of your end customers each API request is for. If you operate a platform or gateway, or resell API access, a safety…