Private knowledge boundary
Controlled documents and organization mappings stay tenant-scoped and never enter public or Professional retrieval.
[ SPEQ ENTERPRISE ]
Connect regulatory intelligence to your controlled evidence.
Enterprise is a qualified, contract-gated deployment—not a public recurring Stripe plan. SPEQ reviews tenant isolation, identity, retention, private AI, and integration requirements before any organization data is accepted.
Organization impact
Connect regulatory change to approved SOP, validation, control, evidence, and training inventories.
Identity and lifecycle
Qualify SAML or OIDC SSO, SCIM provisioning, roles, and auditable access before activation.
Governed integrations
Define scoped APIs, data regions, retention, deletion, and integration contracts per organization.
Why there is no price on this page
Enterprise is contract-gated rather than self-serve, and that is a deliberate constraint rather than a sales technique. Accepting an organisation's controlled documents means accepting responsibility for a boundary around them, and a boundary agreed after the data arrives is not a boundary. The qualification below is what we work through before anything is ingested — and it is as often the reason we say a deployment is premature as the reason we proceed.
What the qualification establishes
- PRODUCT
- What question the deployment is meant to answer, for whom, and what a good outcome would look like in six months. An enterprise deployment with no named decision it improves becomes a data-integration project with a quality label on it.
- TENANT
- Whose data, held where, separated how, and readable by whom. This is settled before anything is ingested, because retrofitting a boundary onto data already loaded is not a configuration change.
- TRUST
- Identity, access, retention, deletion, audit and the assurance evidence your own quality system will need in order to accept output from ours. Your validation position is an input to this conversation, not a consequence of it.
- VALUE
- A measurement that could show the deployment did not work. Agreed in advance, with the data that would demonstrate it, because a benefit that can only be asserted afterwards will be.
- SCALE
- What happens at the second site, the second product line, the second jurisdiction — and what changes about cost and operation when it does.
What SPEQ does not do, at any tier
Worth stating plainly here, because an enterprise conversation is where these questions get asked and where a vague answer is most expensive later.
- SPEQ does not certify compliance, and holds no authority to.
- SPEQ does not determine whether your organisation meets a requirement. It maps the requirement and shows what it touches; the determination is yours and stays yours.
- SPEQ does not validate your systems or approve your results. Output is evidence your quality system assesses, under your procedures.
- SPEQ does not guarantee an inspection outcome, and will not write a claim that implies one.
Describe the governed deployment
This is requirements intake only. It does not create an organization, upload data, grant entitlements, or initiate billing.