Accenture employees will only be able to spend $29 on Claude per month after some ended up splashing out thousands of dollars

Accenture capped centrally funded Claude credits at 29 dollars per month after some workers spent up to 1,000 dollars monthly. Teams needing extra usage must now draw from separate project budgets or pay for premium accounts. The change requires operations leaders to balance strict spending limits against employee workflow needs.

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