Enterprise overview

Warp Enterprise is the plan for rolling Warp out across an engineering organization. It adds single sign-on, a central Admin Panel, usage reporting, and security and inference controls on top of Warp, the Automation Platform, and Warp Factories. Enterprise is sold on annual contracts; contact sales to start a trial.

What Enterprise adds

Administration

• Single Sign-On (SSO) - Authenticate through Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, OneLogin, or any SAML 2.0 or OIDC provider. See Single Sign-On.
• Admin Panel - Manage team settings, permissions, and feature controls in one place. See the Admin Panel.
• Roles - Team Owner, Team Admin, and Member. See roles and permissions.
• Usage reporting - Monitor adoption and agent usage across the organization, or pull the same data with the Analytics API.

Security and compliance

• SOC 2 Type II - Warp is certified; request the report through the Trust Center.
• Zero Data Retention (ZDR) - Contracted LLM providers don’t retain, store, or train on your data.
• Bring Your Own LLM (BYOLLM) - Route inference through your own AWS Bedrock or Gemini Enterprise account. See Bring Your Own LLM.
• Team-managed keys and endpoints - Share provider API keys and custom endpoints across the team for interactive sessions and cloud agents. See team-managed keys and endpoints.
• Deployment choice - Warp-hosted, self-hosted execution, or hybrid. See architecture and deployment.
• Telemetry controls - Set what Warp collects for the whole organization. See the security overview.
• Open source client - Warp’s client is published under AGPL v3 at warpdotdev/warp for security review.

Shared team configuration

• Warp Drive - Share Workflows, Notebooks, Prompts, Plans, Rules, and Environment Variables across the team. See Warp Drive.
• Codebase Context - Index repositories at the team level so agents understand your code. See Codebase Context.
• Agent Profiles and Rules - Set models, autonomy levels, permissions, and coding standards for everyone. See Agent Profiles and Rules.
• MCP servers - Connect team tools such as Linear, Sentry, Figma, and GitHub. See MCP.
• Session sharing - Share terminal sessions and agent conversations by link. See session sharing.

Where to start

• IT and platform admins - Getting started for admins covers SSO, creating the team, inviting users, and Admin Panel policies.
• Developers - The Enterprise quickstart goes from SSO login to a first agent run in under 10 minutes. Getting started for developers covers the rest of setup.
• Security reviewers - Start with the security overview and architecture and deployment, then the Trust Center and privacy documentation.

Enterprise customers get priority support through a dedicated Slack or Microsoft Teams channel. See feedback and feature requests.

Related pages

• Billing - Credits, cloud agent costs, spending controls, and BYOLLM billing under your contract.
• Workspaces - Group teams under one Enterprise account with shared membership, billing, and SSO.
• Enterprise FAQ - Answers to common questions about Warp Enterprise.