Free Enterprise: Security Shouldn’t Be a Paid Upgrade

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Enterprise software has a bad habit of charging extra for things teams can’t safely operate without. Access control, identity management, and proper offboarding are often locked behind “enterprise” tiers, not because they’re difficult to provide, but because compliance gives vendors leverage. Scribble Maps rejects that model outright.

That’s why Scribble Maps includes Free Enterprise by default. Teams can secure access immediately, with no demos, no contracts, and no approval process. Secure access isn’t a reward for upgrading. It’s a requirement for running a team responsibly.

With Free Enterprise, teams can connect their existing login provider to Scribble Maps using SAML or OIDC, automatically manage access through SCIM so users are added or removed as staff change, and review clear audit logs showing who accessed the platform and when. This isn’t a promotion or a limited feature set. It’s how Scribble Maps handles security, by default.

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