Claude Enterprise gives every employee Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork with enterprise identity and compliance controls. type.com runs the automations a team shares, on Claude or Codex, with built-in triggers, connections assigned to each Space, and a thread for every run.
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Claude Enterprise is Anthropic's plan for organizations deploying Claude at scale. One seat gives each employee Claude on web, desktop, and mobile, Claude Code, and Cowork. On top of the Team plan's SSO, it adds SCIM, role-based access, audit logs, a Compliance API, custom data retention, and spend limits for the organization and each user. Seats are $20 a month, billed annually with a 20-seat minimum, and all usage is billed separately at API rates.
If you already have it, you don't need another platform for each person's own work with Claude. You might need one for work a team shares. Anthropic says Claude Code's scheduled tasks belong to the individual account that created them and aren't shared with teammates, and what they do appears as that person. Codex isn't part of Claude Enterprise: it comes with ChatGPT Business and Enterprise plans, with their own admin console.
type.com is a managed agent platform for that shared work. A team's automations live in a Space, start from schedules, Slack, GitHub, Linear, webhooks, email, or RSS, and run on Claude or Codex with the Space's connections, and every run lands in a thread the team can read. Admins can reassign an automation's owner when someone leaves. type.com doesn't offer SAML SSO or SCIM yet, and its SOC 2 audit is planned to begin November 16, 2026, so it sits next to Claude Enterprise rather than replacing its identity and compliance controls.
What decides it
Both run Claude for you with nothing to host. These are the choices around that.
A team. Automations, threads, and connections belong to a Space its members share, and an admin can reassign an owner.
Each employee. Chats, Cowork tasks, and Claude Code scheduled tasks start in one person's account, and scheduled tasks act as that person.
Claude and Codex, chosen for each Space, with the same connections and run history.
Claude. Codex needs a separate ChatGPT Business or Enterprise plan and its own admin console.
Spaces, Full or Read-only connections, admin analytics, and CASA Tier 2. No SAML SSO or SCIM yet; SOC 2 audit starts November 16, 2026.
SSO, SCIM, role-based access, audit logs, a Compliance API, and custom data retention.
What it is
Anthropic describes Claude Enterprise as its complete offering for organizations deploying Claude at scale. One seat covers Chat, Claude Code, Claude Cowork, Claude Design, and Claude in tools such as Microsoft 365 and Chrome. Connectors bring in company data, and admins approve which connectors are available and set per-tool permissions.
For IT and security teams, it adds SSO and domain capture, SCIM and JIT provisioning, role-based access, audit logs, a Compliance API and an Analytics API, OpenTelemetry, custom data retention, customer-managed encryption keys, US-only inference, IP allowlisting, and a HIPAA-ready configuration. The seat fee covers access only. All usage across Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork is billed at API rates, there are no seat-level usage limits, and admins can set spend limits for the organization and each user.
Scheduled work
Yes, in two ways. Cowork scheduled tasks run a saved prompt hourly, daily, weekly, on weekdays, or on demand, with each run as its own Cowork session. They run remotely in Anthropic's cloud unless they need local files or apps. Claude Code cloud scheduled tasks, formerly routines and still in research preview, start from a schedule, an API call, or a GitHub event and work in the repositories and connectors you choose.
Both start in one person's account. Anthropic's documentation says Claude Code scheduled tasks belong to the individual account that created them, aren't shared with teammates, count against that account's usage, and act as that person in GitHub, Slack, and other connected tools. That fits personal work well. It is a gap when a task is a team's job, such as a weekly pipeline review or a support triage, that should keep running when its creator changes roles.
In type.com, a team's automation lives in its Space. It starts from a schedule, a Slack message, a GitHub or Linear event, a webhook, an email, or an RSS item, every run makes a thread the Space can read and continue, and an admin can reassign the owner.
Codex
Codex comes with ChatGPT plans. ChatGPT Business adds a workspace with admin controls, SAML SSO, and MFA, and ChatGPT Enterprise adds SCIM, role-based access, encryption key management, and audit logs and usage monitoring through OpenAI's Compliance API. A company that runs both Claude and Codex manages two vendors' consoles, policies, and bills.
type.com runs Claude and Codex as managed agents in the same Spaces. A team picks the agent for each Space, both use the Space's connections, and admins see every Space's automations, failures, and AI cost in one Analytics view. People can connect their own Claude or ChatGPT subscription so eligible requests run through it.
Cost
Claude Enterprise is $20 per seat per month, billed annually, with a minimum of 20 seats for self-serve plans and 50 for sales-assisted plans. Usage is billed on top at API rates, so the total depends on how much each person uses Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork. Seats alone for 400 people come to $96,000 a year.
type.com self-serve plans cover 2 to 60 team members, from $50 to $750 a month, with AI usage metered at the model provider's API rates. Companies with more than 60 people use a custom contract. Requests that run on a person's connected Claude or ChatGPT subscription don't draw down the workspace allowance.
Full comparison
Grouped by the decisions an engineering or IT lead makes when a company already uses Claude.
A managed agent platform for a team's automations, with a web app, a desktop app, Slack, a CLI, and MCP.
Anthropic's plan that gives each employee Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork, with enterprise security and administration.
Teams running recurring work together, such as reports, triage, reviews, and handoffs.
Every employee's own work with Claude, across chat, coding, and delegated tasks.
Claude and Codex, set for each Space.
Claude. Codex is a separate ChatGPT Business or Enterprise plan.
Automations that belong to a Space, started by schedules, Slack, GitHub, Linear, webhooks, email, or RSS.
Cowork scheduled tasks, and Claude Code scheduled tasks in research preview with schedule, API, and GitHub triggers.
A named owner in a shared Space. Admins can reassign the owner.
The individual account that created them. Anthropic says Claude Code scheduled tasks aren't shared with teammates.
Everyone in the Space, in a thread they can read and continue, unless the thread is private.
The person whose account ran the task, unless they share the result.
The automation creator's, with the connections assigned to the Space. Team work uses organization connections.
The creator's. Actions through connected accounts appear as that person.
Not offered on any plan yet. Sign-in is built on WorkOS, which supports SAML SSO and SCIM, so ask about timing.
SSO and domain capture, SCIM, and JIT provisioning.
CASA Tier 2 from the App Defense Alliance, valid until May 2027. SOC 2 audit planned to begin November 16, 2026.
SOC 2 Type II, and a HIPAA-ready configuration with a BAA.
Public and private Spaces, private threads, and connections shared with the workspace, a Space, or a person at Full or Read-only access.
Role-based access with groups and custom roles, and admin-approved connectors with per-tool permissions.
Analytics for admins: every Space's automations with owners, status, failures, and AI cost. No dedicated security audit log yet.
Audit logs, a Compliance API, an Analytics API, and OpenTelemetry for SIEM and monitoring tools.
Self-serve plans for 2 to 60 team members, from $50 to $750 a month. Custom contracts above 60.
$20 per seat per month, billed annually, 20-seat minimum self-serve.
Included in the plan's AI usage at the provider's API rates, or run on a person's own Claude or ChatGPT subscription.
Billed on top of seats at API rates.
One workspace allowance, with notices at about 80% and a pause at 100% unless auto-upgrade is on (the $750 plan keeps running with warnings). No per-person spending limits yet.
Spend limits for the organization and for each user.
Claude Enterprise is a strong plan, and many companies won't need anything else. It is probably enough if:
FAQ
Not for each person's own work with Claude. Claude Enterprise covers chat, Claude Code, Cowork, and scheduled tasks for every seat. A platform such as type.com helps when automations should belong to a team rather than one person's account, or when your teams also run Codex.
Developers build on the Claude Platform, including Claude Managed Agents, or on cloud agent services such as Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. Teams that want their automations run for them use a managed agent platform such as type.com, which runs Claude or Codex with built-in triggers, shared connections, and a thread for every run.
Yes. Cowork scheduled tasks run on a cadence in Anthropic's cloud, and Claude Code cloud scheduled tasks, in research preview, start from a schedule, an API call, or a GitHub event. Anthropic says Claude Code scheduled tasks belong to the individual account that created them and aren't shared with teammates.
In type.com, yes: Claude and Codex are both managed agents, set for each Space, with the same connections and run history. Claude Enterprise runs Claude, and Codex comes with ChatGPT Business and Enterprise plans, each with its own admin console.
No. type.com doesn't offer SAML SSO or SCIM on any plan yet, has no dedicated security audit log yet, and its SOC 2 audit is planned to begin November 16, 2026. It doesn't replace the Compliance API or audit logs Claude Enterprise provides for work in Claude. It adds Spaces, connections shared at Full or Read-only access, admin analytics for every Space's automations, and owner reassignment for shared work.
Claude Enterprise is $20 per seat per month, billed annually, with a 20-seat minimum for self-serve plans, and all usage is billed on top at API rates. type.com self-serve plans cover 2 to 60 team members, from $50 to $750 a month with AI usage metered at provider rates, and larger companies use a custom contract.
type.com runs the automations a team shares on Claude or Codex, with built-in triggers, connections assigned to each Space, and a thread for every run.
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