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For enterprises

Your identity, your policies, your data placement.

Continuumship fits the controls you already run: your identity provider, your policy engine, your runners and where your data must live. Many teams, one control plane, adopted one Area at a time.

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Your identity provider, your directory, your roles and your policy engine, in one console.

What you tell us

Scale is where the process breaks.

  • “Every tool is another identity silo.”

    Access is granted by hand and revoked by ticket. When someone leaves, their access to the delivery tools is the last to go.

  • “Our policy engine is the source of truth.”

    Security wrote the rules in your own policy language. A product that brings its own rule language gives you two sources of truth.

  • “Forty teams, forty processes.”

    Every team tuned its own flow. Rolling out a new control means forty conversations and no way to know who has it.

How Continuumship answers

The controls you run, across every team.

Identity and roles

SAML or OIDC sign-in and SCIM provisioning from your identity provider. Custom roles for the jobs your organisation names. Access ends when the directory says so.

  • Separation of duties enforced by the server
  • A hash-chained audit log, streamed to your SIEM

Your policy engine, standing approvals

Your own policy engine joins as a decision point that can only tighten. Standing approvals cover named, low-risk work, and hold only while the record stays clean.

  • Guardrails injected into every team's flow
  • Standards rolled out in waves that halt on failure

Attestations and placement

Signed attestations your cluster can require. A row per class of data, placed where you decide. Hosted runner venues with your key, and work routed across many teams.

  • Evidence stores on your side when you choose
  • Ownership routing across teams and Areas

How to start

A pilot on one Area, scoped with you.

We scope the pilot with your security and platform teams. Thirty days in shadow on one Area, then a decision recorded against its evidence.

  1. Week 0 · Review and connect

    Your security team reviews the read-only scopes. Connect the tracker, the code host, the pipelines and your identity provider.

  2. Week 1 · History and discovery

    History is read back. The process the pilot team really follows is discovered, with its coverage.

  3. Week 2 · Confirm and shadow

    The team confirms its flow. Your organisation's guardrails and policy decisions go into shadow above it.

  4. Weeks 3–4 · Shadow on live work

    Shadow evaluation runs on live work. We read the adoption report with you, and you decide the rollout.

Questions enterprise buyers ask

How is Enterprise bought?
Through a conversation with us. We start with the security review packet and a thirty-day shadow pilot on one Area, scoped with your security and platform teams. The plan then covers what the pilot shows you need.

Can we bring our own policy engine?
Yes. OPA, Cedar or another decision point connects as a capability. It can only tighten what the flow and the guardrails already require; it never grants what they refuse.

Where does our data live?
Where you decide. A placement definition has a row per class of data, with where it is and which copy is the authority. Source never leaves your runners, and evidence stores can live on your side.

Talk to us about a pilot.

Start with the security review packet and a thirty-day shadow pilot on one Area.

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