For Enterprise

Your team's files, messages, and conversations — none of it reaches our servers in plaintext.

AES-GCM encrypted attachments. MLS-encrypted channels. Granular role permissions. A zero-knowledge architecture that holds up under legal pressure.

Encrypted at rest — including every attachment

Messages use MLS Protocol (RFC 9420). File attachments use AES-GCM with per-user keys. Both are encrypted client-side before upload. Our storage holds ciphertext. A court order, breach, or insider threat cannot produce plaintext because we don't store it.

Role-based access with four permission tiers

Owner, Admin, Mod, and Member roles with distinct permissions. Channel-level access controls let you scope what each team sees. Invite management, member search, and role-based filtering built for operators running real organizations — not just hobbyist communities.

Forum channels for structured team communication

Not every team conversation belongs in a real-time chat feed. Forum channels give teams a space for SOPs, project threads, documentation, and decisions with threaded replies that stay findable — without paying for a separate wiki tool.

Device management and multi-account support

Enclave Social includes a device management section in account settings — visibility into active sessions for your team members. Multi-account support lets staff maintain clean separation between roles and client-facing contexts without extra installs.

Security posture

CapabilityEnclave SocialSlackMicrosoft Teams
E2E encrypted messagesYes (MLS RFC 9420)NoNo
E2E encrypted file storageYes (AES-GCM)NoNo
Plaintext accessible to vendorNoYesYes
Zero-knowledge architectureYesNoNo
Forum/threaded channelsYesChannels onlyYes
Phone number requiredNoNoNo

Your team's conversations should stay your team's.

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