SSO / SAML
Access through corporate identity.
Enterprise
The same product the creative team chose in trial — with what the operation requires: single sign-on, SLA, dedicated customer success, and governance for brand and credits.
A workspace with your company's Brand DNA and your own use cases — not a generic demo.
SSO/SAML, roles and permissions, workspaces by area or brand.
Dedicated CSM, SLA, invoiced billing, and credit allocation by area.
Who it's for
For heads of creative, marketing ops, and procurement: the team asks for the tool it already used in trial; you need contract, security, and predictability. Both sides get what they need.
What's actually real
What changes on Enterprise — the product stays the same.
Access through corporate identity.
Service-level agreement and a dedicated channel.
Customer success tracking the operation.
Contract and invoice, in finance's own workflow.
Governed Brand DNA: AI doesn't break the identity.
A pool with allocation and consumption visibility.
Structure by brand, area, or partner agency.
Your content doesn't train models; traffic and storage are encrypted.
Questions that reach us
The contract: SSO/SAML, SLA, CSM, invoiced billing, and volume terms — on the same product.
No. Content and brand kits are yours; encrypted in transit and at rest.
Yes — workspaces with roles, brand kits, and credit allocation per unit.