Dun & Bradstreet brings risk and compliance workflows to Claude
Dun & Bradstreet and Anthropic connected the D&B Commercial Graph to Claude through an MCP server for KYC and KYB onboarding workflows.
Dun & Bradstreet announced on May 5, 2026 a collaboration with Anthropic that brings D&B risk data into Claude through a Model Context Protocol server connected to the D&B Commercial Graph. The company says clients can build customized KYC and KYB workflows in minutes to speed onboarding and compliance decisions. In D&B's example, a financial institution could use D&B data in Claude to onboard corporate clients by verifying identity and ownership, assessing risk and generating audit-ready documentation. Alex Zuck, General Manager of Risk at D&B, said the integration gives Claude verified context and decision logic, producing outputs that are explainable, auditable and consistent.
The details
- Users can verify business identity across complex ownership and control structures.
- Users can evaluate exposure across global third-party and supplier networks.
- Onboarding agents can incorporate real-time risk intelligence into decisions.
- The integration can automate creation of risk decision documentation.
- Business identity is anchored in the D-U-N-S Number.
Context
This is the first of a series of AI assistant and agent integrations for D&B data in our coverage. It was followed by a Microsoft 365 Copilot Graph Connector and a ChatGPT and Codex collaboration in early June, Amazon Quick in June, a Cursor plugin in July, Snowflake, Gemini Enterprise and Perplexity in August, and Microsoft Copilot Studio and IBM watsonx Orchestrate in September.
Not disclosed
- Pricing and required D&B subscriptions
- Which Claude plans support the MCP server
- Named customers or pilot results
- Supported countries for KYB data
- Vendor
Dun & Bradstreet- Category
- Data & Enrichment
- Announcement type
- Partnership
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