Enterprise features 21
There is no Enterprise edition. These are ordinary features of the product, marked out by who they are for rather than by what a deployment is licensed for — the thing that ships under a license of its own is the Provider Edition.
They are the features for working on somebody else's behalf, sharing a mailbox or a calendar, and the directories an administrator maintains, and they carry an Enterprise badge on their own page.
A consumer deployment usually has none of them, because most require other users in the same context — which is also why a single-user account does not see them even where they are enabled.
An Enterprise feature is still gated by its capability and its feature toggle, exactly like any other: the badge says who a feature is for, not that it is switched on.
| Feature | App | Since |
|---|---|---|
| Administrator-provided signatures | 8.51 | |
| Administrator-provided templates | 8.51 | |
| Read an e-invoice attachment | 8.38 | |
| Send on behalf of someone else | 8.48 | |
| Work with a shared mailbox | 8.48 | |
| Add yourself to a public appointment | Calendar | 8.47 |
| Book a room or equipment | Calendar | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Calendars from a shared account | Calendar | 8.48 |
| Managed resources | Calendar | 8.13 |
| Resource calendars | Calendar | 8.9 |
| Subscribe to shared and public calendars | Calendar | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Subscribe to shared and public address books | Address Book | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Subscribe to shared task folders | Tasks | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Choose which shared folders are visible | General | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Deputies | General | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Drag mail and attachments out of the app | General | 8.53 |
| Drop a link from another web application | General | 8.53 |
| Drop files into the app | General | 8.17 |
| Manage resources | General | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Manage user groups | General | 7.10.6 or earlier |
| Use a shared account | General | 8.48 |
Every feature here is also documented on its own application's page — this is a cross-cutting view, not a separate part of the product. The Feature Catalog introduction explains the three layers that decide whether a feature reaches a deployment, and the settings list carries the switches themselves.