Enterprise is not about getting “one more feature”. It is for organizations that need individual operational and contractual requirements.
Depending on the current offer and the contract:
Exact availability is fixed before the contract is signed.
These are mechanisms you can inspect today in the API, the console and the docs — not a roadmap.
OIDC, Google and GitHub sign-in, configured per organization. A SAML identity provider connects through an OIDC bridge. An organization can require SSO and switch password sign-in off.
Your identity provider creates, updates and deactivates members. Users map to organization members, groups map to roles, and each organization has its own bearer token.
Every engine resource is namespaced per organization. The API rewrites paths, queries, bodies and responses through that namespace, so a request cannot address another tenant's data.
A browser key is search-only and can be narrowed to collections, fields, a forced filter, origins, IPs and a rate limit. Keys are stored hashed; only a prefix stays readable.
Built-in and custom roles gate every control-plane action, and changes are written to an audit log for your organization.
Going over a limit is refused or throttled with a 402 or 429 — never billed as an overage afterwards. Enterprise request and credit limits are agreed individually.
Point your identity provider at the SCIM endpoint with your organization's token. Deactivating a user in the directory removes their membership.
POST /scim/v2/Users
Authorization: Bearer <organization SCIM token>
Content-Type: application/scim+json
{
"schemas": ["urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User"],
"userName": "dana@example.com",
"name": { "givenName": "Dana", "familyName": "Lee" },
"active": true
}A security review should have one entrance. An Enterprise buyer gets access to the current:
In an Enterprise evaluation every capability is labelled:
So the technical and procurement teams decide on the actual state of the product.
Two short steps. Tell us what you need first — the details come second, and nothing you type is lost if you go back.