Enterprise

For organizations running documentation as infrastructure: fleet policy, directory integration, auditability and named support.

Controls

• SCIM 2.0 directory sync — Users and Groups with one-use filters, ETag preconditions and 60-second deprovisioning targets. SCIM can never grant platform admin or remove the final owner.
• Fleet enrollment — one-use admin-issued tokens; nodes report versions and health only, never source content.
• Signed configuration — policy updates are signed and revision-bound; a node never receives configuration for a capability it does not have.
• Revocation — revoked nodes have leases cancelled; already-signed accounting evidence is still recorded.
• Audit exports — who did what, with reason codes, on a retention window you set.
• BYOC and fleet deployment — run workers in your own cloud under managed policy.

Commercial terms

Enterprise agreements begin at the published annual minimum and include contractual support terms that override the public support page. Security fixes are never withheld from lower-tier or self-hosted users; that is a product rule, not a plan feature.

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