Canva introduced an enterprise product in 2019, but it was more suited for small teams. Now the company has announced a new enterprise version with features to meet the needs of really large organizations.
Here are the features of the Canva enterprise version for large organizations:
The new enterprise version of Canva offers features like single sign-on (SSO), advanced security options, and tools for IT departments to manage large groups of users.
Centralized brand management and dedicated support services are also available. Cam Adams, the company’s co-founder and CPO, said that while they were transitioning from individual users to small teams in 2019, much larger organizations are now using Canva, so they recognized the need to build a product that addresses the needs of larger companies.
“We now have groups of up to 5,000 people in a business using Canva, and so we needed to develop a new Canva enterprise product to meet the needs of these larger groups. And that’s exactly what we’ve done.” This new version aims to solve three specific problems Canva faced when making the transition to larger organizations.
First, design is no longer limited to a single group, but spans multiple departments and industries. Second, it notes that CIOs are increasingly concerned about the proliferation of AI tools, along with various AI tools.
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Finally, there is a workflow component. With more departments involved in the design process and AI becoming more pervasive, there is a need for a tool that can manage not only back-end user management, but also moving work between these different segments.
The previous version of Canva will be positioned as a proper team product and will be available for $100 per person per year, with a minimum of 3 people. Pricing for the new enterprise version will start at $300 per person per year and can be negotiated with volume-based discounts.
Founded in 2012, Australia-based Canva has raised more than $560 million in investments to date, with the company’s most recent valuation set at $40 billion. With more than 180 million users worldwide, Canva continues to support users of all sizes by offering solutions for large organizations with its new corporate products.
