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An enterprise automation platform that passes procurement without a quarter of back-and-forth.

Enterprise automation platform purchases typically burn a quarter on procurement: security review, data residency confirmation, SSO wiring, audit log validation, data processing addendum negotiation, retention policy alignment, and compliance sign-off. Strkr ships the enterprise-ready posture out of the box: SSO/SAML, SCIM, HIPAA BAA, SOC 2 Type II in progress with Type I on request, GDPR data residency, immutable audit log, configurable retention, and a flat per-seat price that avoids the per-run tax enterprise RPA vendors charge.

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What enterprise procurement actually checks

The twelve boxes that typically take a quarter.

Enterprise procurement reviews a specific list of twelve items on every automation platform purchase. SSO integration. SCIM user provisioning. HIPAA BAA availability. SOC 2 Type II attestation. Data residency controls. Immutable audit log. Role-based access with field-level permissions. Data processing addendum terms. Retention policy configuration. Encryption at rest and in transit. Disaster recovery posture. Open APIs with signed webhooks. Strkr ships all twelve as native capabilities, so the procurement conversation shortens from a quarter of back-and-forth to a week of document review.

SSO and SAML

Okta, Azure AD, Google, OneLogin, out of the box.

SAML 2.0 SSO integrates with the common enterprise identity providers. SP-initiated and IdP-initiated flows both work. Just-in-time user provisioning on first sign-in. The common failure where SSO requires a custom integration with an identity services team does not happen.

SCIM provisioning

User and group sync from the identity provider.

SCIM 2.0 provisioning syncs users and groups from the identity provider. Role assignments drive from identity-provider group membership. Deprovisioning on offboarding runs automatically. The user admin surface stays in sync with the identity source of truth.

HIPAA with BAA

A signed Business Associate Agreement on day one.

Strkr signs HIPAA Business Associate Agreements for enterprise tenants in regulated industries. The platform runs inside the HIPAA compliance envelope. PHI handling respects minimum-necessary rules. The audit log satisfies the OCR audit shape.

SOC 2 Type II in progress

Audit underway, Type I report on request.

Strkr is undergoing SOC 2 Type II audit. The Type I report is available on request to enterprise customers under NDA. The security posture meets the enterprise bar before the enterprise asks. The procurement conversation shortens because the paperwork already exists.

Data residency

Data stays in the chosen region.

Strkr respects tenant data residency choices. European tenants keep European data European. Reads and writes stay in the chosen region. The common failure where a cloud platform exports data to a different region for processing does not happen.

Immutable audit log

Every write, every access, tamper-evident.

The audit log captures every write, every access, every approval, every signature, and every assistant interaction with the acting user and timestamp. Entries are tamper-evident. Export covers legal discovery requests. The compliance team runs the review on one surface.

Field-level permissions

Fine-grained access control on sensitive data.

Field-level permissions apply to compensation data, legal clauses, billing fields, and other sensitive attributes. A finance partner sees billing fields that the SDR layer cannot, on the same record. Permissions apply uniformly to UI, API, flows, and the assistant.

Encryption posture

At rest and in transit, as standard.

Encryption at rest using managed keys. Encryption in transit via TLS 1.3. Customer-managed encryption keys available for enterprise tenants with the specific requirement. The posture matches the enterprise expectation.

Disaster recovery

Multi-region failover, documented RTO and RPO.

Multi-region failover with documented recovery time and recovery point objectives. The business continuity posture matches the enterprise expectation. The procurement conversation includes the DR documentation up front.

The scale posture that enterprise ops teams need

Throughput, concurrency, and durability at enterprise scale.

The gap between a small-business automation tool and an enterprise automation platform shows up most clearly at scale. Can the platform run a hundred flows a minute without queue backup. Can a seven-day wait survive a region failover. Can a parallel execution with twenty branches join without losing state. Can the audit log capture a hundred thousand writes a day without lag. Strkr builds the runtime for enterprise throughput so the ops team scaling the automation program does not hit a scaling wall at the moment adoption lands.

Throughput at scale

A hundred flows a minute, sustained.

The engine runs a hundred flow executions per minute per tenant as a baseline, with headroom for burst. The common failure where a workflow platform looks fast in demo and queues up at real volume does not happen.

Concurrency control

Parallel paths with join at scale.

Parallel execution with join semantics scales to twenty-plus branches per flow without losing state. The engine preserves ordering guarantees across the fan. Enterprise-scale flows run reliably without workarounds.

Durable waits

Long-running flows survive infrastructure events.

Wait steps persist in durable storage. A seven-day wait or a wait-for-event step survives a server restart, a region failover, and a routine deploy. Long-running enterprise flows do not break on normal infrastructure events.

Rate limiting

Protect upstream and downstream APIs.

Each action carries a configurable rate limit. External API actions respect the destination rate limit by default. The engine queues work and applies backpressure. A 429 storm against an external API does not poison the queue.

Dead-letter queue

Persistent failures land somewhere visible.

After exhausted retries, failed executions land in a dead-letter queue visible in the admin surface. The ops team sees the failure, inspects the payload, fixes the root cause, and replays the batch. The common failure where errored executions disappear does not happen.

Observability

Metrics on every flow and every action.

Every flow carries a metrics panel: runs per day, failure rate, average duration, p95 duration. The ops leader spots the flow that got slow after a change and investigates before users complain. The ops surface is the observability surface.

Cost ceilings

An ops safety net against runaway flows.

Each tenant can set cost ceilings on expensive actions (external API calls, AI invocations, SMS sends). A runaway flow hits the ceiling, pauses, and alerts the admin. The common failure where a misconfigured flow generates a surprise bill does not happen.

Audit log at scale

Hundreds of thousands of writes a day, captured.

The audit log captures every write at enterprise scale without lag. Export covers discovery requests. The common failure where an audit log at scale becomes a performance bottleneck does not happen.

Multi-tenant isolation

Noisy neighbors do not degrade performance.

Tenant isolation ensures a high-volume tenant does not degrade performance for another tenant. The runtime enforces per-tenant resource bounds. The enterprise expectation of consistent performance matches the delivered experience.

The administration posture enterprise IT expects

Admin surfaces that match the enterprise operating model.

Enterprise IT runs a specific administration posture: centralized admin surface, delegated administration, change management workflows, environment separation (sandbox and production), configuration-as-code export, and comprehensive logging. Strkr builds the admin layer to match. The ops lead running a hundred-flow program has the tools an engineering team expects: version control, review before publish, rollback, environment promotion, and a readable change log.

Centralized admin

One surface for roles, flows, templates, scoring.

The admin surface covers roles, permissions, flows, templates, scoring, approval chains, and reporting from one view. The ops leader stops hopping between a dozen admin screens. The institutional knowledge lives in one place.

Delegated administration

Function leads own their domain.

Delegated administration gives function leads admin rights scoped to their domain. The sales ops lead administers sales flows. The marketing lead administers marketing flows. The CS lead administers CS flows. The ops principal retains cross-cutting admin.

Sandbox and production

Edit in sandbox, promote to production.

Flows, templates, and scoring rules edit in a sandbox against sample records. Promotion to production is a controlled step with a diff view and an approval. The common failure where a well-meant edit breaks the overnight run gets caught at the diff review.

Versioning

Every save is a version with a diff.

Each save produces a numbered version with a diff view. Rollback to any prior version is one click. The lineage of a flow or template is a readable history. The common failure where nobody can explain what changed last Tuesday does not happen.

Review before publish

Pending changes gate behind approval.

Changes to core flows and templates gate behind reviewer approval. The pending version is testable in sandbox. The live configuration never silently changes under a deal in flight.

Configuration export

Export the full tenant configuration.

Admins can export the full tenant configuration (flows, templates, scoring rules, approval chains, custom fields) as a signed bundle. Import to a sibling tenant for test or restore. The configuration-as-code posture matches enterprise expectations.

Comprehensive logging

Admin actions logged alongside data writes.

Admin actions (role changes, flow edits, template publishes) log alongside data writes. The audit log captures the full operational history. The compliance team runs reviews across admin and data in one surface.

IP allowlist

Network-level access control.

Enterprise tenants can configure IP allowlist on the admin surface and the API endpoints. Only approved networks reach the platform. The common failure where a stolen credential allows access from anywhere does not surface.

Session controls

Timeout, device limits, re-auth for sensitive actions.

Session timeout, device limits per user, and re-authentication requirements for sensitive admin actions all configure per tenant. The session posture matches the enterprise security policy.

Integration posture for the real enterprise stack

Native connectors, open APIs, and no middleware tax.

The real enterprise stack carries thirty to fifty applications across sales, marketing, CS, HR, finance, and operations. Integration posture matters more than the demo of a single flow. Strkr ships native connectors for the common enterprise applications, open REST and webhook APIs for the long tail, and signed payloads with replay protection on every API call. The common failure where an automation platform requires a middleware vendor sitting between it and the real stack does not surface.

Native connectors

Google, Microsoft, Slack, Teams, Salesforce.

Native connectors ship for Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce (for migration), HubSpot (for migration), DocuSign, PandaDoc, Stripe, and the common ad platforms. Enterprise-standard applications integrate first-class.

Open REST API

Every record readable and writable.

The REST API covers every record and every flow with tenant-scoped authentication. Rate limits apply. Signed payloads prevent tampering. The API is first-class, not an afterthought.

Webhooks

Every event signed and replay-protected.

Every record change emits a webhook. Payloads are signed. Replay protection prevents a stolen webhook from re-triggering an action. The common failure where webhook integration is an afterthought with no security posture does not happen.

Credential vault

External API credentials in managed storage.

Credentials for external APIs live in Strkr Secrets with per-tenant encryption. Flows reference credentials by name, not value. The common failure where a credential sits in a flow definition as cleartext does not happen.

OAuth 2.0 flows

Per-user OAuth where it matters.

Per-user OAuth for Gmail, Microsoft 365 mail, and Google Calendar means each user authorizes their own account access. The common failure where a shared OAuth credential exposes every user mailbox to every automation does not surface.

SFTP and bulk

The long tail of enterprise data exchange.

SFTP integration and bulk CSV import/export cover the long tail of enterprise data exchange where real-time APIs do not fit. The common failure where a modern platform cannot talk to a legacy SFTP endpoint does not happen.

Data warehouse sync

Sync to Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift.

Native sync to the common enterprise data warehouses covers the BI tool use case. The data engineering team reads the Strkr data in their warehouse without a middleware vendor.

Never Zapier

Every integration ships first class.

Strkr never suggests Zapier as a build target for its own capabilities. The glue layer is the platform, not a per-task vendor sitting between enterprise applications. The compliance posture stays coherent because the data stays on the platform.

Partner integrations

Deeper integration with ecosystem partners.

Deeper integration with ecosystem partners (specialty applications in the vertical, data enrichment providers, communication platforms) ships as named partnerships with signed data agreements. The partnership library grows over time.

How the enterprise automation platform plugs into the rest of Strkr

The enterprise posture ships on the same platform as the small business posture.

The Strkr platform ships uniformly across small-business and enterprise tenants. The enterprise tenant gets the SSO/SAML, SCIM, HIPAA BAA, SOC 2 Type II posture, data residency, immutable audit log, field-level permissions, and configuration export. The small-business tenant gets the same operational primitives at the same per-seat price. The platform scales up to enterprise without a different SKU because the enterprise capabilities ship on day one.

CRM native

Every record, every field, read and write.

The automation layer and the CRM share the same data model. No sync job. No replication delay. No schema drift. The enterprise data model stays coherent as the business grows.

Native messaging

SMS and MMS at enterprise scale.

Strkr Messaging is a native action with enterprise-scale throughput, compliance posture (TCPA, GDPR, country-specific), and tier-one carrier backing. No second vendor, no glue layer.

Native documents

Templates, approvals, signature, archive.

The document stack is native. Enterprise MSAs, DPAs, SOWs, and order forms all generate from live records with templated clause libraries and approval chains.

Native assistant

Strkr AI with enterprise guardrails.

The assistant respects permissions, logs every interaction, defaults to human review, carries prompt injection defense, and runs inside the HIPAA and SOC 2 posture. One AI, no credit meter, one audit log.

Native reporting

Enterprise dashboards from one dataset.

Dashboards span every function. The data warehouse sync covers the BI tool use case. The common failure where enterprise reporting fragments across six analytics tools does not happen.

Open APIs

Webhooks and REST on every event.

Every event emits a signed webhook. Every record is readable through REST with tenant-scoped authentication and rate limiting. The enterprise integration posture ships first class.

Flat seat pricing

No per-run tax, no per-contact tier.

Strkr charges flat per seat even at enterprise scale. No per-run fee on flows. No per-contact tier on marketing. No credit meter on AI. The enterprise budget line stays predictable.

Compliance posture

HIPAA BAA, SOC 2 Type II in progress, GDPR aware.

The compliance posture ships uniformly. Enterprise tenants get the full posture. The procurement conversation shortens because the paperwork already exists.

Said simply

Enterprise capability, small business economics.

The enterprise tenant gets the full posture. The small-business tenant gets the same operational primitives at the same per-seat price. The platform scales up without a different SKU.

An enterprise automation platform that passes procurement in a week, not a quarter.

SSO/SAML, SCIM, HIPAA BAA, SOC 2 Type II in progress, GDPR, immutable audit log, field-level permissions, open APIs. All on flat per-seat pricing with no per-run tax. Open the admin surface on your real stack and see how a quarter-long procurement collapses to a week of document review.

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Common questions

What buyers ask about this feature.

What makes a platform enterprise-ready and does Strkr qualify?

Enterprise procurement reviews a specific list on every automation platform purchase: SSO/SAML integration with the common identity providers, SCIM user provisioning, HIPAA BAA availability, SOC 2 Type II attestation, data residency controls, immutable audit log, role-based access with field-level permissions, data processing addendum terms, retention policy configuration, encryption at rest and in transit, disaster recovery posture, and open APIs with signed webhooks. Strkr ships all twelve as native capabilities. SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress with the Type I report available on request under NDA. HIPAA Business Associate Agreements sign on standard terms for regulated tenants.

Does Strkr scale to enterprise throughput?

Yes. The engine runs a hundred flow executions per minute per tenant as a baseline, with headroom for burst. Parallel execution with join semantics scales to twenty-plus branches per flow without losing state. Wait steps persist in durable storage so a seven-day wait survives a server restart, a region failover, and a routine deploy. Rate limiting protects upstream and downstream APIs. The audit log captures every write at enterprise scale without becoming a bottleneck. Multi-tenant isolation ensures a high-volume tenant does not degrade performance for another tenant.

What does the integration posture look like for a real enterprise stack?

Native connectors ship for the common enterprise applications: Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce (for migration), HubSpot (for migration), DocuSign, PandaDoc, Stripe, and the common ad platforms. Open REST and webhook APIs cover the long tail with tenant-scoped authentication, signed payloads, and replay protection. Credentials for external APIs live in Strkr Secrets with per-tenant encryption. Per-user OAuth for Gmail, Microsoft 365 mail, and Google Calendar means each user authorizes their own account access. Strkr never suggests Zapier as a build target because the glue layer should be the platform, not a per-task vendor sitting between enterprise applications.

How does Strkr handle data residency and sovereignty?

Strkr respects tenant data residency choices. European tenants keep European data European. Reads and writes stay in the chosen region. The AI runs inside the chosen region and does not export prompts or responses to a different region. GDPR data residency and retention windows live inside the admin surface. The common failure where a cloud platform exports data to a different region for processing does not happen. The posture matches the real regulatory reality, not a hand-wave.

What is the administration posture for a hundred-flow program?

The admin surface covers roles, permissions, flows, templates, scoring, approval chains, and reporting from one view. Delegated administration gives function leads admin rights scoped to their domain. Flows and templates edit in a sandbox against sample records with promotion to production as a controlled step. Every save produces a numbered version with a diff view. Rollback to any prior version is one click. Review before publish gates core changes behind an approval. Configuration export produces a signed bundle for restoration or sibling-tenant import. Admin actions log alongside data writes for a unified compliance review.

Does the enterprise posture ship on every tier or is there a separate enterprise SKU?

The enterprise capabilities (SSO/SAML, SCIM, HIPAA BAA eligibility, SOC 2 Type II posture, data residency, immutable audit log, field-level permissions, configuration export, IP allowlist, session controls) ship on every paid tier that qualifies for the compliance posture required. Strkr charges flat per seat with no per-run tax, no per-contact tier, and no credit meter on AI. There is no separate enterprise SKU that unlocks the enterprise capabilities behind a paywall. The small-business tenant gets the same operational primitives at the same per-seat price as the enterprise tenant.

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