The shape of it
What does a dedicated deployment actually consist of?
The same platform as the shared service, every module included, on a database, object storage and media nodes of your own — in a European region you choose before it is built.
Read this before the contract review
Is Enterprise a licence to run Enclessa ourselves?
No. We build, monitor, patch and update it. There is no licence, installer, container image or disconnected installation.
We run
- builds and updates, on the shared release train
- monitoring and backups
- certificates and incident response
Beyond the infrastructure
What comes with it besides the infrastructure?
A named contact and an escalation path, with response times agreed in the contract.
- SAML or OpenID Connect sign-on, SCIM provisioning
- Security advisories ahead of public disclosure
- Procurement, compliance and architecture documentation
- A deployment review before go-live: configuration, roles, retention
- Recovery drills that are executed, not described

How it is bought
How is an Enterprise deployment bought?
An annual contract, quoted per organisation, invoiced in euro with VAT shown separately.
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Tell us the region, the approximate member count and your review process
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We answer with an architecture, a quotation and the documentation reviewers need
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We agree configuration, retention and legal holds, build it and review it with you before anybody signs in
- No certification: no ISO 27001, SOC 2 or comparable certificate, on any plan.
- No external security audit of Enclessa’s own implementation; OpenMLS itself is audited.
- No different product: the same features as Business, on infrastructure that is yours alone.
FAQ
Enterprise questions
- An annual agreement quoted per organisation, invoiced in euro with VAT shown separately. Region, member count and contractual commitments set the quote.
- Yes. A data processing agreement is included on every plan and is available for review before signing.
- Enterprise lets you choose a European region for a dedicated deployment. Standard plans use one shared EU region.
- No. We operate Enterprise infrastructure; there is no self-hosted or air-gapped option.
Tell us the region, the size and the review
We answer with an architecture, a quotation and the documentation your reviewers need — before anybody signs anything.