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Enterprise Trust

Org-scoped trust dashboard, enterprise auth configuration, and governance readiness posture.

What enterprise trust provides#

Enterprise trust is an additive, org-scoped governance layer on top of the workspace control plane. It provides visibility into trust posture, enterprise auth readiness, and compliance controls.

Trust dashboard#

The trust page at /dashboard/trust is visible only to workspace operators (owner or admin role). It shows:

  • Live controls: Evidence Vault, compliance export, and enterprise auth (SAML sign-in, SCIM provisioning, MFA policy) — operational today
  • Operator workspace count in scope
  • Governance root confirmation (workspace-scoped, additive)
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Enterprise trust does not bypass workspace governance. Admin and reviewer roles cannot override workspace-level approvals or policies.

Enterprise auth configuration#

SSO, SAML and SCIM are live controls. GET /api/v1/enterprise returns the current configuration and readiness.

FeatureStatusNotes
SAML sign-inLiveVerifies your identity provider's signed assertion, with a bounded clock-skew window and replay protection, before starting a session
SCIM provisioningLiveCreate, list, update, and deactivate users and groups over a per-workspace bearer token
MFA policyLiveRequire step-up authentication for enterprise-admin actions, toggle per org

SAML sign-in#

When SAML is enabled, GET /api/v1/enterprise/saml/metadata returns SP metadata XML with entity ID and ACS URL for your identity provider configuration. POST /api/v1/enterprise/saml/acs verifies your identity provider's signed response and starts the session. Every sign-in attempt, accepted or rejected, is recorded in a forensic sign-in log.

SCIM provisioning#

POST/GET /api/v1/enterprise/scim/Users (and the matching /Groups endpoints) create, list, update, and deactivate users and groups per RFC 7644, authenticated with a per-workspace bearer token. Every provisioning action is recorded in a forensic audit log.

Access control#

All enterprise endpoints require the org-operator role — the user must be an owner or admin in at least one workspace within the org. Non-operators receive 403.

Readiness model#

Enterprise auth readiness is dynamic, derived from actual org configuration:

ReadinessMeaning
Live todayFeature is enabled and operational
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There is no pre-built integration for a specific identity provider. Any RFC-compliant identity provider can be used.