Platform & Integrations · Platform
Ready for the way large organisations buy
Multi-organisation structures, SAML single sign-on, granular roles, seat and entitlement management, audited support access, guided onboarding and a customer success programme — the parts of a platform that decide whether a rollout lands.
Why it matters
The case for Enterprise Readiness
Enterprise buyers assess the operating model as much as the features: who can see what, how access is granted and removed, and what happens when something goes wrong.
SSO
and audited access
The governance answers enterprise IT needs before a rollout is approved.
- Approved
M. Kowalski
Rotterdam · Week 12
- In review
J. Silva
Antwerp · Week 12
- Approved
P. Novak
Hamburg · Week 12
- Blocked
A. Dubois
Bilbao · Week 12
Capabilities
What Enterprise Readiness does
Single sign-on
SAML SSO with your identity provider, plus Google and email sign-in.
Granular roles
Administrator, office staff, client and worker roles, with per-feature permissions.
Seats and entitlements
Plan-based limits and feature gating managed transparently.
Audited support access
Support sessions are explicitly approved, time-limited and fully logged.
How it works
The workflow, end to end
- Step 01
Structure
Model your organisations, teams and roles.
- Step 02
Connect identity
Enable SSO and provisioning.
- Step 03
Onboard
Run the guided setup wizard with your customer success contact.
- Step 04
Scale
Add regions, clients and workers as adoption grows.
Benefits
What your team gets
- Access governed centrally
- Predictable licensing
- Rollouts with structured onboarding
- Support without a blind spot
Outcomes
What changes in your operation
- Central governance
- Predictable licensing
- Supported rollout
FAQ
Enterprise Readiness questions we are asked most
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