Enterprise Edition
The Enterprise Edition (EE) is the commercial license for features that only make sense in a multi-tenant, Cloud context — not a "bigger database" tier.
Scaling Community Edition doesn't need EE
PostgreSQL + Redis/Asynq are part of the free, Apache 2.0 Community Edition — see Production self-hosting. You don't need an EE license to run Ogoune at production scale on your own infrastructure.
EE and Community share one codebase. EE features are documented publicly here — running them requires a valid license.
What EE licenses
- Team management — roles (Owner / Admin / Member / Viewer), invitation flow, permission matrix
- SSO / SAML — Okta, Auth0, Azure AD, Google Workspace, generic SAML 2.0
- Multi-tenancy — organization isolation, required for Cloud and shared deployments
- SOC 2 audit logs — full action trail (user, action, resource, IP, outcome), filterable and exportable
- Certified compliance — FIPS 140-2 / HIPAA-validated Vault-backed key management, advanced GDPR tooling
- Dedicated support — SLA-backed response, security questionnaires, DPA
Most of this is still being built
As of this writing, the features above are on the roadmap for Q4 2026 / Q1 2027. Today, internal/ee/license/ only detects which edition is running (via the ENTERPRISE_LICENSE_KEY prefix) — it doesn't yet gate any behavior. We'd rather say that plainly than ship a page that overclaims.
See Licensing for how edition detection works and how to obtain a commercial license.