Kohala Enterprise — governed AI agent fleet for developers and large teams
Kohala Enterprise is for developers and large teams who have outgrown Business. Bring your own S3, Pinecone, and LLM keys. SSO, SCIM, full audit logs, account-scoped MCP fleet control, and custom pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is Kohala Enterprise for?
- Enterprise is for developers and large teams who need more control than Business provides: bring-your-own data tiers (S3, Pinecone, LLM keys), institution-grade access control (SSO, SCIM), exportable audit logs for compliance reviews, and account-scoped MCP fleet control to manage the whole agent fleet from an external MCP client. It's the tier for teams where data sovereignty and auditability are requirements, not nice-to-haves.
- How does data sovereignty work on Kohala Enterprise?
- Enterprise accounts can bring their own S3 bucket, Pinecone index, and LLM provider keys. Agent memory, embeddings, and model traffic run on infrastructure you own — Kohala never stores or processes that data on shared infrastructure. Billing waivers apply to any tier you bring. Anything left unset uses Kohala's managed defaults.
- What compliance and audit capabilities does Enterprise include?
- Every agent action, approval, configuration change, and credit spend is logged and attributable to a specific user. Audit logs are exportable for compliance reviews. SSO and SCIM provisioning let your IT team control account access through your existing identity provider, with role-based access control across the fleet.
- What is account-scoped MCP fleet control?
- Enterprise accounts get a private MCP server endpoint that lets authorized external MCP clients manage your entire agent fleet — create agents, update charters, trigger runs, create reports and Koans, and read audit data — using a long-lived API key. This lets engineering teams wire Kohala into internal tooling, CI pipelines, and orchestration systems.
- How do I upgrade from Business to Enterprise?
- Contact the Kohala team to get started — Enterprise accounts are provisioned and priced to your organization rather than created through self-serve registration. Your existing Business agents, Koans, workflows, and credit balance transfer over. BYO data tiers, SSO, SCIM, and MCP fleet access are then configured for your organization.
- What happens to my agents if I downgrade from Enterprise to Business?
- Your agents, Koans, and workflows keep running unchanged. The BYO data tiers are disconnected and the platform-managed defaults take over for new runs. SSO and SCIM provisioning are removed, and MCP fleet access reverts to the Business API surface.